TakeMe2Space plans orbital data center with Nvidia GPUs on Falcon 9

TakeMe2Space plans to launch two 100-kilogram MOI satellites on a SpaceX Falcon 9 Waymaker 2 rideshare in late 2028. Each will carry 10 Nvidia Thor GPUs, 100 terabytes of storage, a one-metre multispectral imager and about 1.5 kilowatts of power, plus optical inter-satellite links to share workloads. Target orbit is sun-synchronous at about 500 km. RIDE! space secured the slot; SEOPS runs Waymaker. A six-satellite constellation is planned over the next few years. CEO Ronak Kumar Samantray said: "Everything we have flown so far has been about proving that compute belongs in orbit. These two satellites are about proving it at a scale that pays." RIDE! space CEO Valentin Benoit said the payload is defined by what it computes rather than what it carries. MOI-1a (sub-50 kg, Nvidia Orin NX, about 150 W) launches Oct 1 on Transporter-18. MOI-TD flew Dec 30, 2024; MOI-1 was lost on PSLV-C62 in January 2026. CONTESTED: No factual disputes found. Source-set limitation: 0 left, 0 center, 4 right-rated outlets. Next: MOI-1a injection by about Oct 8 and LEOP by Oct 16, then late-2028.