The satellite images – captured by the company’s Jilin-1 constellation – offer a detailed bird’s-eye view of the region.
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They include the futuristic Endeavour and Voyager buildings where Nvidia is based in Santa Clara and the spaceship-like Apple Park in Cupertino. The red brick buildings and grounds of Santa Clara University are also seen in the photos.

A Changguang Satellite spokesman said the release was “routine satellite news”, adding that the Jilin-1 imagery was publicly available.
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The company has consistently posted satellite views of various locations including open-pit iron mines and high-speed train stations in China, New Delhi during a heatwave, a volcanic crater in Hawaii, and stadiums in North America being prepared for the World Cup.

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