In this week’s Tech Epoch, we explore why India’s next space chapter may be defined not by a transition away from innovation, but by building the manufacturing, supply chains, infrastructure, customers and international connections that allow innovation to scale.

Why sovereign access to orbit, private launch capability and the economics of deep-tech financing are becoming inseparable.

We are witnessing the shift from the exploration of space… to the industrialization of space. The next chapter has already begun and there was definitely a lot of chatter surrounding this at hashtag#GSTCE and hashtag#ATxSG. This week's Tech Epoch brings you our insights on the subject. Enjoy the read and leave us your thoughts in the comments along with a follow.

The ISS isn’t being retired—it’s being repurposed as the launchpad for a trillion-dollar orbital economy. Tech Epoch this week explores how what happens next won’t just shape space… it will redefine who gets to build the future.

This week on Auxos Global's Tech Epoch, we are excited to explore this new partnership between India and Singapore.

India’s space ambitions have taken a decisive step forward with ISRO’s announcement of its second spaceport in Kulasekarapattinam, Tamil Nadu. More than just a new launch site, this development signals India’s intent to scale its presence in the global launch market, strengthen resilience in its orbital access, and empower a new wave of innovation within its thriving private space sector. By expanding beyond the long-established Sriharikota facility, ISRO is not only easing l