Hubble Network, led by Life360 co-founder Alex Haro, raises $200M to deploy 60 LEO satellites linking Bluetooth devices worldwide
Hubble Network, founded by Life360 co-founder Alex Haro and based in Seattle, raised $200 million to deploy 60 low-Earth orbit satellites that will connect with Bluetooth-enabled devices worldwide. The system pairs satellites with a terrestrial network to enable virtual monitoring of items carrying small Bluetooth chips.
More: TradingView, Puget Sound Business Journal, Telecompaper, Aviation Week Network, Tech Funding News, TipRanks Financial
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TradingView: Hubble Network Opens Satellite Coverage to All Bluetooth Devices, Raises $200 Million in Series C
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Puget Sound Business Journal / Rick Morgan: Hubble Network raises $200M Series C at $1.6B valuation, seeks 50,000+ sq ft Seattle HQ to expand to 100 employees
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Telecompaper: Hubble Network raises $200M Series C at $1.6B valuation as Bluetooth D2D satellite service goes commercial
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Aviation Week Network / Garrett Reim: Hubble Network Raises $200M Series C to Expand Bluetooth-Connected Constellation to 60 Satellites by 2030
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Tech Funding News / Abhinaya Prabhu: Hubble Network raises $200M Series C at $1.6B valuation to publicize Bluetooth-to-satellite network
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TipRanks Financial / David Craik: Hubble Network raises $200M Series C led by Smith Point, hits $1.6B valuation to build 60-satellite Bluetooth LEO network
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