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Polish Space Startup Eycore Taps Demand for Sovereign Satellite Intelligence

Bloomberg Technology Monday 28 September 2026, 05:00 UTC By Maciej Martewicz and Konrad Krasuski 1 min read
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Polish space-tech startup Eycore Sp zoo expects its revenue to multiply annually, capitalizing on European governments’ scramble to secure sovereign satellite intelligence.

Polish space-tech startup Eycore Sp zoo expects its revenue to multiply annually, capitalizing on European governments’ scramble to secure sovereign satellite intelligence.
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