A startup from Kazakhstan has entered the top 15 space startups in California and the top 5 in Palo Alto, USA.

The Kazakh startup SpaceLab, a participant of Astana Hub, specializing in space technologies and developing solutions for disaster prevention and impact management, has been recognized as one of the best and most promising in California—the largest Pacific state in the United States.

Additionally, SpaceLab ranked among the top five startups in the capital of Silicon Valley, Palo Alto, according to the global F6s community. Alongside the Kazakh startup, the top five included space companies from India and the United States: Pixxel Space Technologies Inc., Geosite, Array Labs, and WindBorne Systems.

F6S is the world's largest startup platform, providing access to funding, acceleration programs, job opportunities, grants, and many other resources. The platform features over a thousand acceleration programs and funds from various countries around the world. More than 11,000 startups using the platform have collectively attracted $3 billion in investments.

SpaceLab is signing agreements with Kazakh organizations, including telecommunications, mining, and medical companies, for pilot implementation of the project. African countries have also shown interest in their product, including a request for a pilot launch in Ethiopia. Furthermore, the team is working on scaling the project in the markets of the United Arab Emirates.