Elon Musk announces SpaceX's AI1 satellite, a 120-kilowatt orbital AI data center designed for low-cost space-based compute
The system will scale to terawatt-level compute using Starship
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The system will scale to terawatt-level compute using Starship
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Elon Musk reveals SpaceX's 230-foot-wide orbital AI data center satellite ahead of record IPOSpaceX says the first-generation AI1 design is 20 meters tall (65.6 feet) and has a 70-meter (229.6-foot) deployed wingspan, making it wider than a Boeing 747-8.27d agoTechSpot
Elon Musk reveals SpaceX's 230-foot-wide orbital AI data center satellite ahead of record IPOSpaceX says the first-generation AI1 design is 20 meters tall (65.6 feet) and has a 70-meter (229.6-foot) deployed wingspan, making it wider than a Boeing 747-8.27d agoTechSpotCommentary on X
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@rohanpaul_ai @SpaceX What's up with this dickriding? Have you done your own research to verify even if this can be implemented or not? And at the scale he is proposing? Or is it for the clicks and for Elon to notice that your mouth is wide open so he can well place his shaft there? https://x.com/thedeserterJJ/status/2064265451803119845/photo/1
