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High-Capacity Space-Resilient Storage Solution Debuts from Ramon.Space

March 17, 2022

Ramon.Space has unveiled NuStream, an advanced, solid-state, storage recorder built to withstand the harsh environment of space.

NuStream is the latest product from the company’s computing infrastructure platform for data-driven space missions. With high-density storage and state-of-the-art modular architecture, NuStream is the core to enable next generation applications and space services.

The numbers of satellites and accompanying applications and data in space are increasing exponentially and there is a tremendous need for storage capability built for space to keep up with this growth. With NuStream, commercial and government satellite providers can store an immense amount of data generated from the most advanced sensors delivering more effective and real-time information to Earth.    

Designed for multi-year space missions, NuStream will use in-house, radiation-hardened technology to deliver reliability and robustness in various space applications. NuStream’s optimized size, weight, power and cost offer highly reliable storage capabilities to meet the unique environmental requirements of space without compromising performance.

NuStream provides parallel muti-sensor recording using stream technology and radiation tolerance achieved through Virtual Radiation Shield™ controlled by Ramon.Space’s in-house RC64 processor.

Ramon.Space is using proven technology that will radically transform satellites into software-empowered, smart and autonomous systems. With high-density SSD-based storage and computing capabilities, the company enables data centers and data networks in space, enabling non-stop data center services on-orbit and the build-out of computing infrastructure in space.

“The needs for capacity are always increasing, and we are now seeing similar storage needs in space as on Earth,” said Dov Moran, Chairman of the Board at Ramon.Space and Managing Partner at Grove Ventures. “As a veteran in the storage industry, I was highly intrigued by Ramon.Space’s technology and its unique capabilities for this very interesting and rapidly growing market. The company’s technology delivers unparalleled capacity and reliable Rad Hard (radiation hardening) performance to address the data-intensive applications necessary for the future of space tech.” 

“We are solving one of the last great challenges in the industry: delivering an earth-like computing infrastructure to space,” said Avi Shabtai, CEO of Ramon.Space. “We are proud to release our storage solution, a core element of our space compute platform, which will set new benchmarks for capacity with regards to size, weight and power (SWaP).”     

Ramon.Space is a leader in space-resilient computing infrastructure. Powered by its AI/ML processors, Ramon.Space’s software-empowered systems enable the realization of Earth-like computing capabilities in space. The company’s proven technology is already deployed in space and used in many satellites and more than 50 space missions across the solar system. Ramon.Space has offices in the United States and Israel.

Filed Under: Data Acquisition, Radiation-Hardened, Recorder, Storage

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