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British spacetech firm Space Forge is making headlines by securing record Series A funding to launch its manufacturing satellites in 2025. This bold venture aims to produce advanced materials unattainable on Earth and establishes a new frontier in in-orbit semiconductor manufacturing.
Space Forge has secured record Series A funding that will fuel the launch of manufacturing satellites that can make materials impossible to produce on Earth.
Cardiff-based startup Space Forge has raised £22.6 million in a Series A funding round - the largest ever secured by a UK-based space company.The round was led by the NATO Innovation Fund and included...
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