Odyssey Orbital Compute (Government)

Odyssey builds space-native orbital supercomputers: ultra-high-density, energy-efficient compute engines integrated into small satellites and operated as a laser-linked fleet in low Earth orbit. This offer lets U.S. Government customers reserve a defined allocation of Odyssey compute capacity and transact it through Azure Government Marketplace. What this offer deploys The Odyssey Gateway is a hardened Linux virtual machine deployed into your Azure Government subscription. It authenticates your tenant against your reserved Odyssey allocation, exposes the API and CLI used to submit and monitor workloads, and returns results into your Azure Government environment. Your data and credentials stay in your subscription. Capacity is billed through Marketplace as a flat hourly rate on the Gateway VM corresponding to your reserved tier. Workloads AI inference and training at the scale terrestrial grids cannot accommodate. Real-time Earth intelligence: sensor data processed in orbit, results delivered in minutes, no raw downlink queue. Range instrumentation, simulation and surrogates for test and training infrastructure. Scientific and sovereign workloads requiring a compute layer outside any single grid or jurisdiction. Odyssey's new compute architecture decouples compute density from heat and harnesses radiation-induced noise as a computational resource. Order-of-magnitude lower cost per workload than traditional Earth- or space-based compute. Capacity that scales with every vehicle added to the fleet, beginning with the Odysseus-1 mission. Deployment Deploy the Odyssey Gateway from Marketplace into any supported Azure Government region. Onboarding, allocation activation, and support are handled directly by the Odyssey team. This plan is available by private plan to approved U.S. Government subscriptions. The Odyssey Space Corporation · El Segundo, California