Blue Origin is building a space logistics vehicle called Blue Ring, the company announced Monday. The spacecraft is designed to provide in-space services including hosting, transportation, refueling, data relay, and logistics, including an “in-space” cloud computing capability.

The platform provides end-to-end services that span hosting, transportation, refueling, data relay, and logistics, including an “in-space” cloud computing capability. Blue Ring can host payloads of more than 3,000 kg and provides unprecedented delta-V capabilities and mission flexibility.

The Blue Ring spacecraft, set to launch sometime in 2025, functions as a maneuverable platform that can host, transport, and refuel other spacecraft. Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin has announced a new spacecraft that promises to help humanity build and maintain projects in outer space.

Blue Origin is working on a new platform to address in-space logistics and delivery challenges. Jeff Bezos' space company just unveiled Blue Ring - a "space mobility platform" - which they planned to launch in two years.

After several rumors, Blue Origin officially announced Blue Ring. The new spacecraft will provide all kinds of services to payloads in a variety of orbits On October 16, 2023, Blue Origin announced the development of a new spacecraft.