EDGX

EDGX is a Belgian spacetech company founded in Ghent in 2023, developing the world's fastest edge computing service for satellites. The company builds the compute layer of the new space economy, enabling satellite operators to run complex AI and data-processing algorithms directly in orbit rather than downlinking raw data to ground stations.

EDGX's flagship product, the EDGX Sterna Computer, is Europe's first mature NVIDIA-based payload computing solution. Built around NVIDIA Jetson GPU technology, it delivers high-performance AI acceleration in a mission-ready, radiation-hardened form factor for small satellites. The system enables demanding real-time workloads such as Earth observation analytics, spectrum monitoring, space situational awareness, and 5G/6G non-terrestrial network processing.

EDGX completed its first in-orbit demonstration on SpaceX Transporter-16 (Falcon 9) in March 2026, with additional missions planned through Q4 2026. The company has also signed a multi-unit deal with a satellite operator worth €1.1 million and raised a €2.3 million Seed round to accelerate NVIDIA Orin-based compute deployment and build a future compute-as-a-service model in orbit.

EDGX serves commercial, government, and defence satellite operators across satcom, Earth observation, and in-orbit servicing markets, with a vision to make satellite-borne AI as accessible and scalable as cloud compute on the ground.