Ibadan, 24 March 2026. – Ramon.Space and Ingrasys are expanding their ongoing collaboration to develop data center infrastructure for space by moving space computing from prototype to production-ready infrastructure. The expanded collaboration aims to build and scale data center capabilities in space to support emerging applications.
As data generated in orbit continues to grow, traditional Earth-based infrastructure faces increasing limitations due to latency, bandwidth constraints, power availability, and environmental challenges. Space-based data centers address these limitations by bringing compute, storage, and connectivity into orbit, enabling a new architecture for processing space data in real-time and at scale, as well as supporting new classes of satellite missions.
In addressing this, Ramon.Space is working towards in-orbit data centers, leveraging its existing computing, storage, and communications platforms to bring scalable space infrastructure into orbit. Meanwhile, Ingrasys has been a key partner in manufacturing Ramon.Space’s space computing product line, as a result, the expanded partnership focuses on scaling these platforms into a dedicated, production-ready space product line.
“Expanding our work with Ingrasys to build data center capabilities in space marks a major milestone in turning space computing from innovation into infrastructure,” said Avi Shabtai, CEO of Ramon.Space. “We are laying the foundation for in-orbit data centers that enable real-time processing, reduce reliance on downlink and support the next generation of software-defined satellites and distributed systems.”
The Ramon.Space–Ingrasys initiative will subsequently begin with prototype development and testing, with plans to scale toward future operational deployments as the industry moves into an era of space-based data infrastructure. These space-based data centers will complement terrestrial data centers and cloud infrastructure, while uniquely supporting space-generated data that are difficult to efficiently process on Earth.
“Ingrasys is proud to extend our collaboration with Ramon.Space into the in-orbit data center domain,” said Benjamin Ting, CEO of Ingrasys. “By combining world-class manufacturing with Ramon.Space’s innovative computing platform, we are helping unlock a new era of space infrastructure.”
