3 Days, 3 Rockets, 15 Satellites: Computing Satellites Enter Orbit as China Commercial Space Enters Scaled Commercial Cycle

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China completed three launches from July 22 to 24, placing 15 satellites into orbit.
The payload mix included AI computing, debris monitoring, meteorological, communications, and Earth-observation missions.
Launches featured Orienspace’s Gravity-1, a CZ-3B flight, and CAS Space’s Lijian-1.
The cadence suggests China’s commercial launch providers are shifting toward repeatable, high-frequency service.
