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Digitimes October 6, 2026 By Scarlett Yu positive

Can satellites share power?— Star Catcher puts an orbital grid to the test

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As in-orbit AI computing, Earth observation, and defense missions expand rapidly, satellites are demanding more power, turning energy supply into an emerging challenge for the growing space economy.
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