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In-space computing startup Edge Aerospace landed a contract under ESA’s Space Cloud program to study the future of orbital data centers.Under the agreement, announced today, the Luxembourg-based company will develop an architecture and use-case road-map for orbital data centers. The company will: “The first goal of ESA—and also our goal—is to find out in a structured, very analytical way if [orbital data centers] make sense, and if so, in what way it could be useful and how it could be commercial,” Edge CEO Jarosław Jaworski told Payload. “Europe was very often late with reusable launchers or telecom constellations, [so] one of our goals is that when it comes to orbital data centers, Europe will also be moving fast.”Keep reading