TREE NEWS update: Fudan University Vice Party Secretary and Vice President Chi Nan announced the ‘Star Hub Plan’ deployment roadmap at the 2026 Satellite Internet Industry Ecosystem Conference. The plan has three phases, starting with 2026-2027, when it aims to fully connect space-ground dual computing links using domestic GPUs to achieve 32 POPS of computing power and 200 Gbps inter-satellite communication speeds. The plan targets completing a 1,000-satellite deployment by 2032 and pushing annual computing industry output past 100 billion yuan.
Fudan University unveils ‘Star Hub Plan’ for 1,000-satellite deployment by 2032
The notable signal here is institutional rather than commercial: a university, not a state space contractor or private launch firm, is fronting a multi-phase constellation roadmap with named computing and inter-satellite link targets. That suggests China's satellite-internet buildout is widening beyond the established players, with domestic GPUs positioned as the compute backbone. The audience most affected is the domestic chip and ground-segment supply chain, which the plan implicitly depends on. Whether the 2026-2027 connectivity milestone is met, and how a university-led effort coordinates with existing constellation programs, is the open question.
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