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    Starmind is described as SpaceX's orbital AI data center idea

    A post later reposted by Elon Musk claims each Starmind satellite would have about 72 Nvidia chips and up to 175 kW of power.

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    A post reposted by Elon Musk describes Starmind as SpaceX's answer to permit and power limits on ground-based data centers. It claims about 72 Nvidia chips and up to 175 kW per satellite, estimating roughly 5,700 satellites per gigawatt. The post says Terafab would build the chips and Starship would launch them. It attributes a forecast of scaling from gigawatts to terawatts by 2028 or 2029 to @JOBhakdi.

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    @herbertongData centers on the ground are limited by permits and power. SpaceX's answer is Starmind, orbital AI data centers with about 72 Nvidia chips and up to 175 kW per satellite. That's about 5,700 satellites per gigawatt. Terafab builds the chips, and Starship launches them. @JOBhakdi thinks it goes from gigawatts to terawatts by 2028 or 2029. $SPCX
    @elonmuskRT @herbertong: Data centers on the ground are limited by permits and power. SpaceX's answer is Starmind, orbital AI data centers with abo…

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    @herbertongData centers on the ground are limited by permits and power. SpaceX's answer is Starmind, orbital AI data centers with about 72 Nvidia chips and up to 175 kW per satellite. That's about 5,700 satellites per gigawatt. Terafab builds the chips, and Starship launches them. @JOBhakdi thinks it goes from gigawatts to terawatts by 2028 or 2029. $SPCX
    @elonmuskRT @herbertong: Data centers on the ground are limited by permits and power. SpaceX's answer is Starmind, orbital AI data centers with abo…