Hubble
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle
- Sectors
- Space, Satellite Communications, IoT
- Stage
- Series (growth) - implied by $200M raise and $1.6B valuation
AI House hosts Demo Day in Seattle with 25 startups pitching to investors flown in from Boston, New York, Colorado and the Bay Area
AI House hosted a demo day in Seattle where 25 early-stage startups—many outside the incubator’s portfolio—pitched to investors flown in from Boston, New York, Colorado, the Bay Area and other cities to increase outside capital for local founders. Organizers aimed to showcase diverse Seattle startups, from revenue-generating companies to ambitious technologists, and attracted both national and local venture investors.
Hubble Network Rolls Out Bluetooth-to-Satellite Service in General Availability, Raises $200M to Expand LEO Constellation
Hubble Network launched general availability of a Bluetooth-to-satellite service that lets compatible Bluetooth Low Energy IoT devices communicate directly with its low-Earth-orbit constellation via a firmware update, and the company raised $200 million to expand the network.
Hubble Network raises $200M Series C at $1.6B valuation, opens satellite Bluetooth constellation to GA
Hubble Network raised $200 million in a Series C at a $1.6 billion valuation and opened its satellite Bluetooth constellation to general availability, bringing total funding to $300 million. The Seattle startup plans to expand from six to 60 satellites by 2030 and enables devices to send location and sensor data globally via Bluetooth LE without cellular modems, GPS, or dedicated satellite hardware.
Hubble Network raises $200M Series C at $1.6B valuation to scale satellite Bluetooth tracking to 60 sats by 2030
Seattle-based Hubble Network raised $200 million in a Series C at a $1.6 billion valuation to expand its satellite-based Bluetooth tracking network from six satellites toward a planned 60 by 2030 and pursue a first Nova Pathfinder rocket launch targeted for early 2027.
Starfish Space to Launch First Operational Otter on SpaceX Transporter-18 Next Month for NASA’s $15M SSPICY Inspection Mission
Starfish Space will launch its first operational Otter spacecraft next month on SpaceX’s Transporter-18 to conduct commercial missions, beginning with NASA’s SSPICY inspection campaign. Otter will approach and inspect multiple U.S. defunct satellites to collect data such as spin rate, spin axes, and surface condition under a $15M Phase III SBIR contract awarded in September 2024.
