Funding Accelerates Commercial Launch
Xoople, a Spanish data infrastructure company, has closed a $130 million Series B. The round was led by Nazca Capital with participation from MCH, CDTI, Buenavista Equity Partners and Endeavor Catalyst. The funding brings total capital raised to $225 million.
The company is developing a global system of record for physical change on Earth. This system is designed to provide enterprises with scientific-grade, real-time data to power AI and agentic workflows. Xoople’s CEO, Fabrizio Pirondini, said, “Every major computing era creates a new system of record.
CRMs gave companies a record for customers. Cloud platforms gave a record for software and data. We are building the system of record for the physical world in the AI era.” After seven years in stealth development, Xoople begins commercial operations this quarter. The company plans to scale its capabilities rapidly to meet enterprise demand.
Providing Real-World Intelligence for AI
As artificial intelligence evolves, agentic systems are increasingly moving from analysis to autonomous action. These systems require reliable ground-truth data about the physical world. Xoople’s platform provides this intelligence to optimise supply chains, monitor infrastructure, and assess risk.
Proprietary datasets that link digital systems with physical environments are becoming a key competitive advantage. Xoople calls this layer the “Earth’s System of Record.” It aims to give AI a real-time understanding of global conditions.
Since 2019, Xoople has built its technology stack around data collected by government spacecraft. It has integrated its systems with cloud platforms to allow enterprises to analyse and act on real-world information seamlessly.
Private preview customers include government agencies and Fortune 500 companies. Use cases range from supply chain optimisation and infrastructure monitoring to agricultural forecasting, insurance modelling, disaster response, urban planning, and scenario planning.
Cutting-Edge Satellite Infrastructure
Xoople is developing a satellite constellation to collect optical data streams. The company has partnered with U.S. space contractor L3Harris Technologies to build sensors for these spacecraft. Pirondini described the sensors as capable of producing data “two orders of magnitude better than existing monitoring systems.”
While the exact number of satellites remains undisclosed, Xoople is focused on precision, reliability and scientific-grade quality. The technology is expected to deliver datasets that enterprises can directly embed into business workflows.
Xoople’s strategy differs from many competitors. While other providers focus on government sales, Xoople aims to serve enterprise platforms. This approach allows clients to integrate real-time Earth data into their own software ecosystems and offer enhanced services to customers.
Expanding Enterprise Access
Xoople prepares enterprise adoption by integrating satellite geospatial intelligence into existing tools, setting the stage for scalable AI workflows. Source: Created by Ventureburn.
Xoople’s platform will be commercially available starting this quarter. Early deployment relies on publicly available datasets, such as those from the European Space Agency’s Sentinel-2 spacecraft. The company plans to gradually integrate proprietary data from its own satellite constellation.
CEO Fabrizio Pirondini said the platform will embed into existing enterprise tools. Clients will not need to develop separate pipelines to access physical-world intelligence. This approach accelerates adoption and positions Xoople as a key provider of geospatial intelligence for AI workflows.
The company faces competition from mature players, including Vantor, Planet, BlackSky, and Airbus. However, Xoople differentiates itself with a focus on data quality and enterprise integration. Analysts note that preparing distribution channels before full proprietary data availability is an unusual but strategic move.
Aravind Ravichandran, CEO of consultancy TerraWatch Space, said, “They laid the distribution pipes before having their own data supply. They embedded into Microsoft and Esri, where enterprise, government and GIS buyers already live. This sets the stage for rapid scaling once their proprietary data is online.”
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Scaling AI and Agentic Workflows
Xoople’s platform is designed for AI systems that act autonomously. By providing reliable physical-world intelligence, enterprises can optimise decision-making and automate processes with confidence. Use cases include monitoring crop health, assessing infrastructure, predicting disaster impact, and enhancing risk modelling.
The company’s focus on embedding data into enterprise software ensures broad adoption. Xoople anticipates a growing market as AI becomes increasingly integrated into operational workflows. Proprietary datasets offer a significant advantage as models become commoditised.
Pirondini envisions a broader goal of building “Earth’s System of Record,” a platform that could ultimately contribute to a true AI world model. The company continues to raise capital to fund the full development of its satellite constellation and sensors.
Xoople is entering a crowded market but aims to lead by providing the most precise, reliable data and seamless enterprise integration. Its combination of scientific-grade datasets, agentic AI capabilities, and strategic partnerships positions it to become a core infrastructure provider for physical-world intelligence.
Xoople is now poised to commercialise its seven-year development. Its platform offers real-time insights into the physical world, empowering enterprises to act with speed and precision. The funding round reflects confidence in Xoople’s technology, team, and long-term potential.
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