Where space networks meet

One network in orbit, open to all of them.

The problem

Everything in orbit talks through the ground

Two satellites a few hundred miles apart send their traffic down to Earth, across the planet on fiber, and back up again, because there is no exchange between them.

The fabric

One fabric. Every port.

SNX is one network, not a patchwork. Connect once and you reach everything else connected to it.

Terrestrial data center

A cabinet on the ground reaches orbit over fiber SNX owns, on a private path that never crosses a third-party carrier.

Orbital data center

Compute in orbit gets transit to the terrestrial internet and direct reach to every network on the fabric, from one port.

Orbital network

A constellation peers once and reaches every other network on the fabric, instead of negotiating links with competitors one at a time.

Routing

BGP reacts. SNX anticipates.

Terrestrial routing waits for a link to fail before it responds. A graph neural network scores every path in orbit continuously and moves traffic before the break.

Ground

We own the ground

No rented teleports. SNX will own its ground stations and the fiber behind them, starting in Jacksonville and then Reno.

Where we are

Proven before it flies

SNX runs a purpose-built emulation of the entire constellation — real routers, real BGP, real traffic — continuously, so the routing is tested long before hardware exists.

Who we are

This isn’t our first rodeo

Our founders built and ran interconnection at scale for twenty years: a carrier-neutral exchange from nothing, and the meet-me rooms inside the internet’s most important carrier hotels.

Contact

Start the conversation

Tell us what you need to reach, and we’ll tell you how SNX gets you there.