DPhi Space

DPhi Space develops OmniSat, a shared satellite platform designed to host hardware and run software applications in orbit. Its service offers customers access to satellite-based compute servers, allowing hardware payloads such as sensors to operate alongside software workloads on a common platform. The company presents OmniSat as a way to deploy and run software directly on a satellite, as well as host customer hardware without requiring each payload to use a separate satellite.

DPhi Space’s first demonstration mission, Clustergate-1, flew in March 2025. The mission hosted several payloads on a shared platform and validated the company’s computer stack and software, laying groundwork for a compute server intended to serve hardware and software customers. The site also describes Clustergate-2 as an on-orbit compute platform for developers, with plans to host software applications.

Through its platform, mission information, and developer-focused initiatives such as hackathons, DPhi Space invites organizations to discuss launching payloads or deploying software in space. It aims to build infrastructure for computing and applications in orbit.