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Orbital data centers are shifting from theory to reality, with deployment targeted as early as 2026. Driven by Earth’s limits on energy and space, companies like SpaceX, Google, and NVIDIA are exploring space as a new frontier for AI computation.
By leveraging constant solar power and the natural cooling of vacuum, these systems aim to host high-performance GPUs and ultra-fast laser communications.
Despite the promise of scalability and efficiency, challenges remain—cosmic radiation, space debris, and rapid hardware obsolescence. The result is a bold vision: extending the cloud beyond Earth to sustain the explosive growth of artificial intelligence.
