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Hyperspace - The Space Force Market in 2027: What Startups Should Watch

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Hyperspace - The Space Force Market in 2027: What Startups Should Watch is a forecast event hosted by the Space Systems Command under the Department of the Air Force. This virtual session is designed for a broad audience including military, civilian, industry, and academic participants. The program focuses on identifying emerging Space Force capability needs, investment trends, and acquisition activities to help startups recognize and position themselves for future market opportunities. Panelists will provide insights into growing government demand and specific technology sectors currently attracting investor interest. By analyzing market signals, the event aims to guide startups on how to align their development with the projected needs of the Space Force over the next several years. Registration is available via Zoom for those interested in attending this strategic discussion.

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Space Systems Command virtual event guiding startups on 2027 Space Force market opportunities.

Agency

Department Of The Air Force → Space Systems Command

NAICS

927110 - Space Research and Technology

Place of Performance

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PostedOct 16

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AgencyDepartment Of The Air Force → Space Systems Command

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A practical discussion of emerging Space Force capability needs, investment trends, acquisition activity, and market signals that may shape startup opportunities over the next several years. Panelists will examine where government demand appears to be growing, which technology areas are attracting investor attention, and how startups can position themselves for future opportunities.
Location: Virtual Audience: Mil, Civ, Industrty, Academia Registration: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8917894068181/WN_vu1RChGGQ2Kd8ZRA7NJrFA

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