An utterly unworkable, absurdly costly idea. I’m sure the same investor-lemmings who buy heavily into IPOs which have no viable business model will fall for this too.
There’s only a rack worth of compute on each satellite. There is nothing monstrous to deal with individually. The plans are to put up a very large quantity of these which will sum up to a large amount.
That probably makes training on them less effective, and that would likely remain a land based thing, but for inference, any given person probably doesn’t need more than 1 rack of compute to themselves, and if they do, they’d probably be using something land based.
An utterly unworkable, absurdly costly idea. I’m sure the same investor-lemmings who buy heavily into IPOs which have no viable business model will fall for this too.
Underwater data centers are also not that feasible, but they are a lot more feasible than putting one in space.
Yep. We already have to deal with waste heat on the ISS, where is the monstrous heat from even a traditional DC to go?
There’s only a rack worth of compute on each satellite. There is nothing monstrous to deal with individually. The plans are to put up a very large quantity of these which will sum up to a large amount.
That probably makes training on them less effective, and that would likely remain a land based thing, but for inference, any given person probably doesn’t need more than 1 rack of compute to themselves, and if they do, they’d probably be using something land based.