Satellite imagery startup Albedo is preparing for its up-close-and-personal debut. Albedo’s first satellite will take to orbit next spring as the company looks to turn the commercial Earth ...

The startup satellite company Albedo is going low to go high. The company has developed technology that takes high-resolution visible and thermal imagery on one platform by flying low-orbit ...

Satellite startup Albedo aims to provide commercial orbital imagery so detailed that the military kept its own version under wraps — until it was leaked a few years ago by Donald Trump.

A rendering of the satellite that Albedo Space is currently developing.Credit... Supported by By William J. Broad William J. Broad has long reported on the use of satellites for military and ...

Albedo, which is building satellites to map and monitor the Earth with powerful precision and detail, is raising a Series B funding round that would value the startup at $285 million before the ...

Albedo is preparing to launch Clarity-1, its first satellite built to operate in very low Earth orbit. Credit: Albedo/YouTube SAN FRANCISCO – Earth-observation startup Albedo won a U.S. Air ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Earth observation startup Albedo is expanding its staff and facilities in Colorado. In preparation for launching its first satellite into very low Earth orbit to collect high ...

DENVER, March 03, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Albedo, soon to be the first commercial company to operate in Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO), has been selected for a Strategic Funding Increase (STRATFI ...

Albedo has announced a $48 million Series A raise, in a round co-led by Bill Gates-founded Breakthrough Energy Ventures and Silicon Valley-based Shield Capital. The Austin- and Denver-based ...

In this article, we are going to take a look at where Albedo stands against the other VLEO technology stocks and startups to watch in 2025. Very Low Earth Orbit (VLEO) refers to altitudes below ...