Startup to spend $100 million digitizing Station, NASA archives
NASA has picked Dreamtime Holdings Inc., a Silicon Valley startup backed by Lockheed Martin, Excite@Home and others, as its first commercial partner on the International Space Station in a deal that will put high-definition television (HDTV) on Station and digitize the space agency's archives for...
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