Lunar Outpost says it will fly NVIDIA tech on lunar missions

Lunar Outpost announced a collaboration with NVIDIA. The company said NVIDIA computing technology will be carried on upcoming Lunar Voyage missions.

The announcement ties NVIDIA hardware and software to multiple Lunar Outpost flights, including Lunar Voyage 2, which is set to launch in 2026.

Lunar Outpost made the announcement on 2026-07-23 and described it as a collaboration with NVIDIA.

The company said its payloads include the NVIDIA Jetson platform and NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries.

Lunar Voyage 2 is scheduled for launch in 2026, will head to Reiner Gamma, and is listed as carrying NVIDIA Jetson modules.

Lunar Voyage 3 and Lunar Voyage 5 are listed as carrying the NVIDIA Space-1 Vera Rubin Module.

Lunar Outpost said LV5 is tied to a milestone described as the first human-robot interaction on another planetary body.

Lunar Outpost is a member of the NVIDIA Inception Program. The company also lists partnerships with Nokia, MIT, and Castrol.

Lunar Outpost says it has ten fully contracted lunar and cislunar missions launching before 2030.

The company has also been selected as a mobility provider for Pegasus Lunar Terrain Vehicle under NASA’s Lunar Terrain Vehicle Services contract.

For readers tracking the lunar industry, the announcement adds a named computing supplier to several Lunar Outpost missions and gives concrete mission links for that hardware, including LV2, LV3 and LV5.

It also shows Lunar Outpost connecting this collaboration to a broader lunar business pipeline, with ten fully contracted lunar and cislunar missions before 2030 and a role on the Pegasus Lunar Terrain Vehicle effort under a NASA contract.

Lunar Outpost is a company. NASA is an organization.

The next dated step in the announcement is Lunar Voyage 2, which is set for launch in 2026.