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Space Capital is a New York-based early-stage venture capital firm with $1 billion in assets under management (AUM), specializing in investments at the intersection of space technology and global markets. Founded in 2012 by Chad Anderson, the firm focuses on the "invisible backbone" of the economy: GPS, geospatial intelligence, and satellite communications.
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Space Capital and Nasdaq Announce Partnership
Space Capital has partnered with Nasdaq to bring space economy intelligence to the world's most important financial stage.
Read MoreYork Space Systems Acquires ALL.SPACE
York Space Systems agreed to acquire Space Capital portfolio company ALL.SPACE in a $355 million deal — $155 million in cash and the remainder in stock. ALL.SPACE, a UK-based maker of multi-orbit, multi-band satellite communications terminals, will operate as a wholly owned subsidiary. York CEO Dirk Wallinger said the deal creates "a complete communications ecosystem that operates in contested environments across commercial and government networks." Closing expected Q3 2026.
Read MoreArmada Partners with Microsoft Azure on Sovereign Edge AI
Space Capital portfolio company Armada unveiled a collaboration with Microsoft, uniting Azure Local with Armada's Galleon modular data centers and Edge Platform for Microsoft's Sovereign Private Cloud. The solution is available now, with both companies actively engaging customer deployments and expanding capabilities for demanding mission requirements.
Read MoreSpace Capital Announces Fund IV
Space Capital announces the launch of Space Capital IV. Few firms make it this far — only 17% of VCs reach Fund IV!
Read MoreNeurophos Raises $110M Series A
Space Capital participated in Neurophos's $110M oversubscribed Series A, led by Gates Frontier with Microsoft's M12 also joining. The Austin-based startup is developing photonic AI chips — optical processing units that use light instead of electrons — targeting exaflop-scale AI inference to break through the power walls constraining traditional GPU-based data centers.
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