space economy

The term **space economy** refers to the full range of activities and the use of resources that create value and benefits to humans in the course of exploring, understanding, managing, and utilizing space. It includes the production of goods and services that enable and support the use of space, from satellite manufacturing and launch services to data applications, communications, navigation, and emerging sectors like space tourism and resource extraction.
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  1. By 2030, orbital AI computing may become cheaper than on Earth

    By 2030, orbital AI computing may become cheaper than on Earth

    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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