2 of the 100 companies on the Space 100 are in the In-space compute & data segment of Infrastructure, from 2 countries. The highest ranked is Kepler Communications, rank 37 of 100 with a score of 77. Ranking and scores from the November 2026 edition, the assessment by Frontier Tech Intelligence of the space landscape.
| Rank | Company | Category / segment | Country | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 37 | Kepler CommunicationsKepler sells optical data-relay connectivity from its satellite network to commercial and government customers, including hosted-payload users. | Infrastructure / In-space compute & data | Canada | 77 |
| 62 | StarcloudStarcloud develops and operates orbital data centers that host GPUs and provide cloud, edge-compute, and AI workloads in space. Its planned constellation is explicitly designed as in-space computing infrastructure. | Infrastructure / In-space compute & data | United States | 70.5 |
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Kepler Communications ranks highest (rank 37 of 100, score 77). The In-space compute & data segment (Infrastructure) holds 2 of the 100 companies on the Space 100: Kepler Communications and Starcloud. Ranking from the Space 100, November 2026 edition, by Frontier Tech Intelligence.
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