From Launch to Impact: Building Resilience for Businesses and Communities

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From new satellite launches to leading industry conversations at NVIDIA GTC, March was packed with milestones that showcased the critical importance of real-time, actionable weather intelligence.

With our recent launch and NVIDIA GTC behind us, here’s what drove our excitement this month: 

• The launch of Tomorrow.io's 7th and 8th satellites
• New satellite scans are in 
• Tomorrow.io at NVIDIA GTC 2025
• In the News: Tomorrow & Hitachi Energy, MIT Lincoln Lab Recognition, and NVIDIA Spotlight

Let’s dive into the month’s biggest updates!

Tomorrow.io's 7th and 8th Satellites Have Launched 🚀

We successfully launched our 7th and 8th satellites, S5 and S6, equipped with advanced microwave sounders. 

This launch is a powerful reminder of the critical nature of our mission, especially highlighted by the devastating storms that hit the Midwest and Southern U.S. just hours afterward. 

The data from these satellites help close forecasting gaps and enable proactive weather warnings, ultimately protecting lives, infrastructure, and businesses.

Huge congratulations to our S&S team on this incredible achievement—your dedication is unmatched!

Check out CEO Shimon Elkabetz 's thoughts on our most recent launch.

Satellite Scans Revealed: Antarctica!

Earlier this week, CSO Rei Goffer challenged our community to guess where the first satellite scans from S5 and S6 were captured. 

The tricky one was Satellite S5 (top) — and the answer is Antarctica!

These initial scans demonstrate the powerful capability of our global, sub-hourly weather intelligence constellation.

More images to come! 

Behind the Launch: An Inside Look at Satellite Launch Operations

At Tomorrow.io, space innovation is more than technology—it’s the result of relentless collaboration, precision, and passion. 

We recently interviewed Jack Dallimore, Technical Program Manager at Tomorrow.io, to get an inside look at what it takes to launch satellites into orbit.

From assembling components “like Legos” and rigorous environmental testing to troubleshooting complex interfaces, Jack shared vivid insights into the two-year timeline compressed into rapid innovation. 

He highlighted the excitement and challenges, from dealing with inevitable launch delays to the exhilaration of making first contact with the satellite just one hour after deployment.

"It’s similar to training for the Olympics or climbing a very technical mountain," Jack described. "Each step has requirements, detours, and perseverance."

Watch the full interview here! → 

Tomorrow.io Takes the Stage at NVIDIA GTC 2025

At NVIDIA 's annual GTC conference, CEO Jensen Huang highlighted Tomorrow.io as one of just 13 pioneering companies shaping the future across industries—alongside global giants like Disney and NASA.

Here’s the full lineup of companies and their industry impact:

He emphasized how Tomorrow.io helps organizations confidently say, "Next time, we'll be ready," validating our mission on a massive global stage.

Huge thanks to our strategic team, including Shimon Elkabetz, Cole Swain, Forest Cannon, and Jon Sofield, who were actively engaging at GTC with numerous presentations and demonstrations.

Salesforce & Tomorrow.io: Pioneering AI-Driven Sustainability

Salesforce EVP Suzanne DiBianca joined Tomorrow.io CEO Shimon Elkabetz at NVIDIA GTC for an essential discussion about integrating AI and weather intelligence into business resilience and sustainability strategies.

Key highlights:

• Salesforce’s strategic embedding of sustainability into AI.
• Tomorrow.io’s satellite constellation driving proactive resilience.
• The critical link between sustainability and business success.

This partnership underscores our shared vision to turn resilience into actionable insights and strategic advantage.

Learn more about the session → 

And check out how the rest of the conference went below. 

Tomorrow.io In the News

Hitachi Energy Launches Vegetation Manager 3.0

Developed with Tomorrow.io’s data, Hitachi Energy’s Vegetation Manager 3.0 integrates advanced weather insights, significantly enhancing safety, operational efficiency, and resilience across utility and rail networks.

Check out the full story →

MIT Lincoln Laboratory Receives Technology Transfer Award

MIT Lincoln Lab was awarded the 2025 FLC Excellence in Technology Transfer Award for its innovative microwave sounder technology, licensed by Tomorrow.io. 

Lincoln Laboratory transferred its small microwave sounder technology to the weather company Tomorrow.io. The sounders are integrated on small satellites (roughly 20 x 10 x 30 cm in size), two of which are shown here. Photo: Tomorrow.io

This technology greatly enhances hurricane forecasting accuracy and frequency.

Check out the full story → 

NVIDIA Spotlights Tomorrow.io & Earth-2

NVIDIA featured Tomorrow.io’s groundbreaking satellite technology integration with its Earth-2 AI digital twin in a recent spotlight.

Tomorrow.io's innovative approach addresses significant weather forecasting challenges, including closing observational gaps, improving computational efficiency, leveraging real observational data over synthetic datasets, and delivering actionable insights rapidly. 

With NVIDIA’s powerful GPU-accelerated computing and AI frameworks, Tomorrow.io can provide near-instant weather insights, enhancing decision-making across industries from aviation to agriculture and logistics.

Read full spotlight →

Up Next: ClimateTech Connect 2025

Join Tomorrow.io’s Cole Swain, VP of Strategy and Growth, on April 15–16 in Washington, DC, to discuss scaling climate adaptation and resilience through advanced weather intelligence.

Register Now →

March in Review: Building Resilience Together    

March has been a powerful month of growth and recognition, demonstrating how Tomorrow.io continues to lead the charge in global weather intelligence.

Stay connected as we continue driving forward—ensuring that, next time, you’ll be ready.

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