Security News > 2021 > May > Spire Global launches multiple novel computing platforms for AI to improve predictive data capabilities

Spire Global announced significant breakthrough processing wins for the Company, having recently launched multiple novel computing platforms for artificial intelligence processing, including "Brain in Space", an on-the-ground simulated testbed replicating Spire's LEMUR 3U platform.

"We collect a vast amount of data each day from our global satellite constellation and other systems, so processing and leveraging that data efficiently is key. At our core, we are an Earth data analytics company that happens to gather our data from the ultimate vantage point-space," said Spire CEO Peter Platzer.

Spire believes these AI solutions show potential in aiding multiple stages of its numerical weather prediction system, such as possibly helping with automated quality control, data assimilation and model errors, faster physics approximations, and improved optimizers, as well as assisting engineers and scientists with fine-tuning models.

With Spire's Brain In Space simulated environment testbed, Spire and its customers are able to test how well AI/ML modules can support the development of advanced AI-enabled analytics and edge computing in space.

Spire has already successfully demonstrated the use of ML capabilities in orbit using some of the modules on the testbed.

As Spire launches more devices and capabilities, the constellation will produce more information, making efficient processing capabilities increasingly important.

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