International Space Station (ISS)
Coverage of International Space Station (ISS) in the Nexus archive.
- Space station startup Vast cuts 4% of employees
Space station startup Vast cut 4% of its employees this week, with the company stating that the job losses were performance-related. This California-based startup, which is developing a commercial replacement for the International Space Station (ISS), recently raised $500 million in funding to launch Haven-1 and plan future stations.
- NASA tests AI medic for astronauts too far from Earth to call a doctor
NASA is testing an AI clinical decision support system called CMO-DA, powered by Red Hat's RamaLama, to assist astronauts with medical diagnoses and treatments during deep-space missions. The system runs on a terrestrial twin of HPE's Spaceborne Computer aboard the ISS and processes text and visual data without Earth-based infrastructure.
- Red Hat blasts RHEL 10.1 into orbit aboard Voyager's micro datacenter
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.1 has been deployed on a datacenter in orbit around Earth, aboard Voyager's LEOcloud Space Edge micro datacenter. The system aims to demonstrate the advantages of processing data in orbit, reducing latency by up to 30 times. This marks a significant milestone in space-based data processing.