HPE Spaceborne Computer to Power High Performance Computing and AI on the Moon
Business Wire•20/10/2026•10:00 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤HPE Spaceborne Computer-4 plans lunar AI and first HPC benchmarks in late 2026
- ➤NASA will run federated-learning and tuned LLM experiments on the lunar surface
- ➤Deloitte’s Silent Shield will provide predictive cyber-analytics and anomaly detection
- ➤Astrolab’s FLIP rover will carry HPE’s compute module to the lunar South Pole
Expert Statements
Scott Wiest, Vice president, fellow and global sales chief technologist, HPE
“For more than 70 years, HPE innovation has supported some of the world’s most important space missions. The next chapter of lunar exploration will depend on the ability to turn data into insights at the point of discovery”
Scott Wiest, Vice president, fellow and global sales chief technologist, HPE
“With HPE Spaceborne Computer-4, we are bringing AI and high performance computing to the lunar edge, helping the acceleration of scientific discovery and building the infrastructure for the next era of exploration.”
Jaret Matthews, Founder and CEO of Astrolab
“The Moon presents a challenging environment for advanced computing, and we’re pleased to provide HPE with an opportunity to demonstrate its technology on the lunar surface”
Jaret Matthews, Founder and CEO of Astrolab
“Our FLIP rover is designed to accommodate a variety of payloads, and this mission will demonstrate how commercial lunar mobility platforms can support technology development and scientific research.”
HPE Spaceborne Computer to Power High Performance Computing and AI on the Moon
NASA, Deloitte, and HPE to deploy AI workloads on HPE’s Spaceborne Computer-4 to maximize the mission’s scientific discovery
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