Inversion Space vs Blue Yonder
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LA space reentry vehicle company delivering cargo anywhere on Earth in 1-2 hours at hypersonic speed; YC W21 $54.1M Spark Capital Series A plus $71M SpaceWERX contract with Ray capsule launched January 2025.
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Inversion Space is a Los Angeles-based space reentry vehicle company — backed by Y Combinator (W21) with $54.1 million raised including a $44 million Series A led by Spark Capital, plus a $71 million SpaceWERX (US Space Force innovation program) contract award — building autonomous earth-orbiting reentry capsules for ultra-fast, on-demand cargo delivery anywhere on Earth at hypersonic speeds, targeting defense, commercial, and humanitarian applications where traditional logistics cannot meet speed and access requirements. With 60 employees across a 55,000 square-foot Los Angeles headquarters and Mojave Desert test site, Inversion successfully launched its first reentry capsule (Ray) in January 2025.
AI supply chain platform covering demand planning through warehouse and transportation management; Panasonic-owned with $8.5B acquisition, serving global retail and manufacturing.
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Blue Yonder (formerly JDA Software) is an AI-powered supply chain management platform providing demand planning, inventory optimization, warehouse management, and transportation management solutions for global retailers, manufacturers, and logistics providers. Founded in 1985 (as JDA Software) and headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, Blue Yonder was acquired by Panasonic in 2021 for approximately $8.5 billion, giving it the financial backing and industrial IoT integration capabilities of a major Japanese conglomerate.
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