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“It will take some time, but I have no doubt that there will be Israeli space unicorns”
27.09.23|Meir OrbachWhile the space sector presents numerous challenges and requires substantial investments, it also offers boundless opportunities for innovation and technological advancement. Israeli entrepreneurs, engineers, and investors are increasingly recognizing the potential
Ramon.Space lifts off with $26 million for its space computing infrastructure
28.06.23|James Spiro“Space-grade computing solutions have become an essential foundation for the evolution of the space economy,” said CEO Avi Shabtai
“There is a clear demand and clear need for space”
11.05.22|James SpiroCalcalist’s third most promising Israeli startup of 2022, Ramon.Space, spoke with CTech about its place in a steadily growing market
Even space isn't the limit for Ramon.Space
04.05.22|Sophie ShulmanCEO Avi Shabtai isn’t shying away from Ramon.Space’s lofty goals. “It is clear to us that regardless of what people might want to do in space, they will need computer infrastructure of the type we develop”
Storage in Space? Why is it so complicated and how will humanity benefit from it?
26.01.22|Smadar Strauss“A satellite that costs millions of dollars may suddenly become ineffective due to a failure in the system’s storage. What is the value of an advanced satellite with a sophisticated camera if its images cannot be saved properly?” writes Smadar Strauss of Ramon.Space
Tech’s most unique positions: From AI-created art curator to microbiome scientist
12.06.21|Maayan ManelaIsrael’s diverse and imaginative tech environment created rare opportunities for non-tech professionals. Animators, musicians and scientists find themselves in places they could have never imagined

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