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Orbital Matter 3D printed the first rigid beam in the vacuum of space

TechCrunchBy Tim Fernholz

11/3/2026, 8:57:17 PM

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An in-space construction first could be an enabler for the space data centers of the future.

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Orbital Matter 3D printed the first rigid beam in the vacuum of space.
An in-space construction first could be an enabler for the space data centers of the future.
An in-space construction first could be an enabler for the space data centers of the future.

An in-space construction first could be an enabler for the space data centers of the future.

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