WORLDTECHHubble Network raises $200M to reach $1.6B valuation as startup expands satellite Bluetooth network
Confirmed by independent reporting: at least two independent news organisations reported this. It has not been officially confirmed by the organisations involved.
What happened
(Hubble Network illustration) Seattle-based Hubble Network has reached a $1.6 billion valuation after raising $200 million in new funding to power its satellite-based Bluetooth connectivity network. The company says its hybrid network — which blends ground-based tracking with satellite coverage — is live for pilot customers today, including software firm Samsara, with data speeds and update frequencies set to increase as more spacecraft launch.
The fresh capital propels the Seattle startup into unicorn territory as it works to connect billions of everyday, off-the-shelf devices directly to space. Hubble currently operates six satellites in low-Earth orbit and plans to expand to a full 60-satellite constellation built with satellite operator Muon Space by 2030.
The company has no connection to NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope. The company, which employs about 70 people, is No.
Sources & evidence
- GeekWire Reporting source
Hubble Network raises $200M to reach $1.6B valuation as startup expands satellite Bluetooth network ↗
https://www.geekwire.com/2026/hubble-network-raises-200m-to-reach-1-6b-valuation-as-startup-expands-satellite-bluetooth-network/ - SiliconANGLE Reporting source
Hubble Network raises $200M to bring global coverage to all Bluetooth LE devices ↗
https://siliconangle.com/2026/09/23/hubble-network-raises-200m-to-bring-global-coverage-to-all-bluetooth-le-devices/