TechCrunch Disrupt has always been where the future takes shape, and nowhere is that more literal than on the Space Stage, launching in San Francisco’s Moscone West on October 27. In partnership with The Aerospace Corporation, this stage brings together the leaders shaping the next orbital frontier, unveiling breakthroughs in rockets, satellites, defense, and AI in orbit.
This year’s agenda brings together founders, investors, and operators who are turning bold visions into enduring businesses, even in a market where capital is tighter and expectations higher. Whether you’re a space junkie, a startup builder, or an investor chasing the edge of innovation, the Space Stage will deliver insights on what’s next in one of the most dynamic sectors in tech.
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Here’s your first preview of the Space Stage
Investing at the Edge of Space
With Celeste Ford, managing director, Stellar Ventures; Chris Morales, partner, Point72; and a speaker to be announced
As space becomes a bigger focus for both governments and private markets, investors are navigating new opportunities and new risks. Join these top investors to break down where capital is flowing, what startups need to show to stand out, and how the funding landscape for space is evolving.
AI at the Edge: Startups Powering the Future of Space
Presented by The Aerospace Corporation
Space isn’t just about rockets and satellites anymore — it’s about data and decisions — and doing both fast. From autonomous systems to resilient compute and onboard intelligence, AI is becoming the backbone of how missions get managed at scale. The Aerospace Corporation and innovators break down how early-stage innovation is driving these shifts and laying the foundation for the evolving space economy.
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