
DRDO scientist highlights satellite revisit time gaps during Operation Sindoor, urging improved monitoring for future military readiness.
Satellite images analysed by Isro’s national remote sensing centre showed that almost two-thirds of the glacier body had detached. A Sentinel-2 image from Aug 24 showed the glacier intact, while a Landsat-9 image taken after the disaster on Aug 26 revealed a …


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Spacetech startup Pixxel is joining forces with AI company Sarvam to launch an orbital data centre satellite — bringing computing power into space. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.

Under the partnership, Pixxel will design, build, launch and operate the ‘Pathfinder’ satellite, while Sarvam will provide the AI backbone, enabling both training and inference directly in orbit through full-stack language models running onboard.

Under the partnership, Pixxel will design, build, launch and operate the ‘Pathfinder’ satellite, while Sarvam will provide the AI backbone, enabling both training and inference directly in orbit through full-stack language models running onboard.

As part of the partnership, Pixxel said it will design, build, launch, and operate the Pathfinder satellite while Sarvam will handle AI model training and inference.
Indian space company Pixxel and AI firm Sarvam are collaborating on a groundbreaking orbital data centre satellite. This satellite, named Pathfinder, will process vast amounts of space-based data directly in orbit using advanced AI models. This innovation pro…
Science News: NEW DELHI: New Delhi: Indian space-tech startup GalaxEye on Sunday announced the launch of Drishti — a made-in-India satellite that combines radar and.

Weighing 190 kg, it is India’s largest privately developed Earth observation satellite and the first globally to integrate Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and electro-optical (EO) sensors on a single platform.