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orbital data centers
'Orbital data centers' are data processing and storage facilities located in Earth’s orbit rather than on the planet’s surface. The concept involves deploying servers or computing infrastructure on satellites or space platforms to take advantage of space’s naturally cold environment for energy-efficient cooling, the potential for continuous solar power, reduced terrestrial footprint, and improved connectivity for global data transmission. This emerging idea is being studied as part of broader efforts to enhance sustainability and scalability in cloud computing and communications technology.
By 2030, orbital AI computing may undercut Earth-based data centers
A new forecast from the research group 33FG suggests that by the end of this decade, the economics of placing AI computing hardware in space may surpass the cost-efficiency of Earth-bound data centers. The conclusion comes from...
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