Logos Space

Logos Space (operating as Logos Space Services, doing business online as logos.space) is a Mountain View, California-based startup founded by Milo Medin, a former Google Vice President of Wireless Services, to build a large low Earth orbit satellite network the company describes as "orbital fiber" infrastructure. Logos is designing a constellation of roughly 4,178 satellites intended to deliver symmetric, multi-gigabit connectivity with Layer 2/MPLS support and end-to-end encryption across Q, V, Ka and E-band spectrum, targeting government and enterprise customers that need resilient, jam-resistant, closed-user-group connectivity independent of terrestrial networks.

The company emerged from stealth in 2024 and announced a $50 million Series A round in June 2025 from US Innovative Technologies (USIT), which had also provided its initial backing. At the time of the raise, Logos said the new funding would go toward hiring engineering and technical staff for spacecraft, payload and user-terminal development, and toward integration work with spacecraft manufacturers, government and commercial partners, and launch providers.

As of its Series A announcement, Logos Space had not disclosed any flight heritage or in-orbit hardware, placing it at an earlier, pre-deployment stage relative to established large LEO constellation operators. Its scale of ambition - a network sized in the low thousands of satellites aimed at secure government and enterprise connectivity rather than mass-market consumer broadband - distinguishes its positioning from direct-to-consumer LEO broadband providers.