Alongside the funding push, Mimir has released a whitepaper outlining its ambitious roadmap, positioning itself as “the boldest venture to emerge from Europe in decades.”

“We are embarking on this quest through a stepwise plan to build a universal compute platform for space. It begins with the Mimir Compute Library (MCL), a collection of radiation-tolerant, power-aware algorithms for developers. On top of this, the Mimir Compute Framework (MCF) simplifies application building and optimization. “

The team writes

Founded by Anton Moberg and Therese Thomsson, Mimir’s technology promises to enhance real-time decision-making for satellites and spacecraft, reducing reliance on ground control and enabling more resilient space operations.

The company recently posted that they have achieved a 750% (8.5x) iprovement compated to torch.compile.

“Performance improvements in space directly translates to monetary gains as you can use cheaper and lower-powered components. Excited to see how far we can push it while keeping it dead simple to use!”

Anton Moberg said

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