
SumerSystems is building the future of computing beyond Earth, where AI compute workloads run in orbit and only actionable intelligence is delivered to the ground.

AI demand is outgrowing the grid. Four hard physical walls that more capital alone cannot remove.
Grid interconnection queues, transmission capacity and generation siting now gate how fast new compute comes online.
Rejecting heat near ambient needs chilled water, evaporative towers and billions of gallons.
Municipalities are refusing permits over noise, water withdrawal and land occupancy.
Long-haul traffic follows coastlines and cable landings, not great-circle distance.
Four products, bound by one scheduling authority that places every workload by measured thermal, radiation, power and network state.
On-orbit AI inference at the sensor: anomaly detection, image classification and sensor fusion, so raw data never needs a downlink.
High-density GPU clusters on deployable solar arrays with vacuum radiative cooling. No grid, no water, no zoning.
Fault-tolerant storage replicated across constellations, with quantum-safe encryption and orbital IAM, exposed through enterprise APIs.
Laser inter-satellite mesh routing through vacuum: faster than fiber between continents, bypassing subsea cable congestion.
EO, SAR, RF and climate feeds on host satellites
Rad-hard AI inference + orbital Kubernetes scheduling
Replicated, encrypted orbital persistence
Laser routing across space, air and ground
Query, retrieval and hybrid cloud sync
LEO compute and storage nodes joined by laser inter-satellite links.
High-altitude platforms and aircraft relay when a direct path is unavailable.
AWS Ground Station, Azure Orbital and gateways terminate into AWS, Azure and GCP.
Tactical intelligence in under 200 ms, and data that never leaves a trusted path.
Detections and processed feeds instead of raw pixels, for disaster response and climate science.
Vacuum laser routing that beats fiber between continents.
Elastic compute that does not compete with consumers for grid electricity.
Mission-critical workloads that need resilient, always-on compute independent of terrestrial infrastructure.
The pilot deliberately proves one node, not a network. Pilot partners get early access and help shape the platform.

The pilot deliberately proves one node, not a network. Pilot partners get early access and help shape the platform.
Tell us about your mission and the challenge you're solving. We'll follow up about discovery calls, design partnerships and the OEC-1 pilot.