Starcloud Hits $2.3 Billion Valuation for Space Data Centers
Starcloud is moving fast. The company just raised another $250 million to grow its space-based computing business. This brings their total funding to $450 million since they launched in 2024.
This new money values the startup at $2.3 billion. That is more than double what they were worth back in March. Investors are clearly betting big on the idea of running AI servers in space.
Manhattan West led this latest funding round. Their partners Ken Abdalla and Lauren Selig managed the deal. Selig will now join the Starcloud board as an observer.
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