Sophia Space and Redwire Corporation Collaborate on Orbital Computing Infrastructure
LAS VEGAS, Sept. 30, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Sophia Space and Redwire Corporation (NYSE: RDW) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance scalable computing infrastructure in orbit. This partnership aims to merge Sophia Space’s modular orbital compute architecture with Redwire’s expertise in deployable space systems, solar power, thermal management, and spacecraft integration.
The collaboration will focus on near-term demonstration missions and long-term development of orbital data centers. Sophia Space is creating a new computing infrastructure specifically for the space environment, emphasizing high-performance computing and scalability for AI inference and data processing.
Rob DeMillo, CEO of Sophia Space, stated, “The question now is how quickly we can scale it.” Al Tadros, CTO of Redwire, highlighted the exponential demand for global computing and the exciting opportunities in building next-generation architectures for orbital data centers.
The two companies plan to pursue U.S. government and commercial opportunities, exploring areas such as joint proposals, R&D activities, and market opportunities.
About Sophia Space Inc.: Sophia Space is focused on developing advanced orbital computing technology and in-space data centers. Visit www.sophia.space for more information.
About Redwire: Redwire Corporation is a leader in aerial and space technology, working on advanced aerospace infrastructure and automation. Learn more at RDW.com.
For media inquiries, contact:
- David Ariosto, Sophia Space: dariosto@sophia.space
- Tere Riley, Redwire: Tere.Riley@rdw.com
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