Co-founder & CEO
Profile summary: Opontia (acquired by Perfection) • Co-Founder, Co-CEO, & Board Chair · MBA at The Wharton School

Starcloud develops and deploys hyperscale data centers in space to support large-scale AI training clusters. This orbital infrastructure leverages continuous solar energy and radiative cooling to achieve gigawatt-scale compute capacity. The company enables the next generation of AI by overcoming terrestrial permitting and scaling constraints.
Raised to date
$200MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 3 rounds





+19$170M · Series A
Announced Mar 2026
Disclosed cumulative: $191M
Co-founder & CEO
Profile summary: Opontia (acquired by Perfection) • Co-Founder, Co-CEO, & Board Chair · MBA at The Wharton School
Co-founder & Chief Engineer
Profile summary: SpaceX • Principal Software Engineer
Co-founder
Profile summary: Oxford Space Systems • Senior Mechanical Engineer · PhD at Imperial College London
Terrestrial data centers face significant limitations regarding permitting processes and energy availability, which constrain the scalability required for hyperscale AI training clusters. These constraints hinder the deployment of the massive computational resources needed for advanced artificial intelligence workloads.
Starcloud is developing hyperscale data centers in orbit to address the scalability and resource limitations of terrestrial infrastructure. These orbital facilities will leverage continuous solar energy and radiative cooling for efficient, high-density computation. By relocating data processing to space, Starcloud bypasses Earth-based permitting hurdles and provides access to virtually unlimited energy resources. This enables the deployment of the next generation of AI training clusters, unburdened by the physical constraints of our planet.
The primary customers are organizations requiring massive computational power for AI model training, particularly those facing scalability challenges with existing terrestrial data center solutions.