Real growth comes from market reality, not safety nets. To compete in the global space economy, we need to rely less on artificial life support and more on market performance. Watch Raycho Raychev (EnduroSat) and Luca Rossettini (D-Orbit) discuss this in the latest episode of The Frame Podcast

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What happens when AI models become a commodity? The value shifts to a more strategic asset – proprietary data. In our latest episode of The Frame Podcast, host Raycho Raychev (CEO & Founder, EnduroSat) and James Mason (CSO, Planet) break down the coming “AI commodification cliff” and why this makes space data the most valuable asset in the global economy.

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The era of mega-constellations is no longer exclusive to giants like SpaceX and Amazon. Paul 'Rusty' Thomas, a former executive at both companies and now CEO of EnduroSat USA, predicts a future with 100,000 satellites in orbit—a milestone he believes is rapidly approaching. This explosion in satellite deployment is being fueled by advancements in mass-producible payloads and modular satellite platforms like EnduroSat's Frame ESPA-class satellite. The technology to launch, operate, and maintain such a large number of satellites in the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) environment already exists, paving the way for a new wave of innovation in space. This isn't just about the big players anymore; the democratization of space is here. Buckle up.

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