June 27, 2025 – Washington, D.C.—The Commercial Space Federation (CSF) is pleased to welcome Starcloud and Volta Space Technologies as new Associate Members. These forward-looking companies bring cutting-edge capabilities that will strengthen CSF’s role in shaping the future of commercial space.
• Starcloud is developing orbital data centers that use high-performance GPUs in space to support large-scale AI computing. Their approach takes advantage of continuous solar power and passive cooling in orbit to deliver energy-efficient processing.
• Volta Space Technologies is building a space-based power grid for the Moon, using satellites to beam energy via laser to lunar surface systems. Their lightweight receiver technology helps extend mission duration and enable operations through the lunar night.
“We’re excited to welcome Starcloud and Volta to CSF at a time when commercial capabilities are accelerating rapidly,” said Dave Cavossa, President of CSF. “Their technologies represent the kind of bold thinking and practical innovation that will define the next decade in space—and we’re proud to have them help shape the conversation.”
About CSF
Founded in 2006, CSF and its members are laying the foundation for democratizing access to outer space for scientists, students, civilians, and businesses. All while working towards the goal of expanding the U.S. Commercial Space Economy. Through the promotion of technological innovation, CSF and its diverse membership are guiding the bolstering of U.S. leadership in aerospace and inspiring America’s next generation of engineers and explorers. CSF also serves as the commercial space industry’s primary advocate with the U.S. Congress and the Administration, helping inform the development and implementation of policy priorities. By engaging with congressional players, CSF is able to provide recommendations on commercial space issues that will impact the commercial space industry in the short and long term.
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