TD SYNNEX Launches Space Tech Initiative to Help Partners Capitalize on the Growing Space Economy
Key Highlights
- ➤TD SYNNEX launches North American Space Tech Initiative for reseller and vendor partners
- ➤Nova Space offers three specialized courses covering civil, national security and commercial space
- ➤Global space economy grew 12% in 2025 to $686 billion
- ➤Space economy could top $1 trillion by 2032, according to Space Foundation data
- ➤TD SYNNEX partners with The Artemis Group, All Points and Florida Tech
Expert Statements
Eddie Franklin, Senior Vice President of Vertical Markets and leader of the Space Tech Initiative at TD SYNNEX
“Space is no longer a niche market, and many of our partners are already supporting the technologies that power it”
Eddie Franklin, Senior Vice President of Vertical Markets and leader of the Space Tech Initiative at TD SYNNEX
“Through training, market intelligence and strategic partnerships, we’re helping partners understand where demand exists, develop differentiated solutions and turn opportunity into action.”
Gary Palenbaum, Executive Vice President of Revenue & Customer Success at TD SYNNEX
“The space economy represents a significant long-term growth opportunity, but many vendors and customers need a clearer path into the market”
Gary Palenbaum, Executive Vice President of Revenue & Customer Success at TD SYNNEX
“By bringing together technology providers, space-industry expertise and the reach of our channel ecosystem, we can help partners build the capabilities and relationships needed to create sustainable growth.”
Christopher Allen, CEO of Nova Space Inc.
“Nova Space Inc. is pleased to partner with TD SYNNEX to develop meaningful training opportunities that will accelerate business and innovation across the space economy. We look forward to growing our work together,”
Bill Weber, Senior Partner at The Artemis Group
“The space industry has spent the last decade proving it can get to orbit”
Bill Weber, Senior Partner at The Artemis Group
“The next challenge is scale, and scale happens on the ground.”
Bill Weber, Senior Partner at The Artemis Group
“Every launch, satellite and ground station depends on the same IT infrastructure that runs any fast-growing business, and too many space companies are building it on the fly.”
Bill Weber, Senior Partner at The Artemis Group
“Bringing the reach of TD SYNNEX into this market means space companies can spend less time managing technology and more time on the mission.”
John Nicklow, President of Florida Institute of Technology
“Florida Tech looks forward to establishing this unique and impactful partnership with TD SYNNEX. The space industry is rapidly evolving, and critical industry partnerships like this one help ensure our students, faculty and researchers are better prepared for what comes next.”
TD SYNNEX Launches Space Tech Initiative to Help Partners Capitalize on the Growing Space Economy
New program delivers specialized training, market intelligence, strategic partnerships and go-to-market resources designed to help partners support one of the fastest-growing technology markets
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