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What law of physics do orbital data centers violate? You must have learned some strange physics.
by aeternum 3mo ago
What law of physics do orbital data centers violate? You must have learned some strange physics.
- CuriouslyC 3mo agonote the scalable in there. Even under best case assumptions, it's only a good fit for edge coprocessing where latency is super important. You're not going to power the world's compute with a self healing Dyson sphere (but if you think that, I've got something to sell you).
- grim_io 3mo agoHow about the physics of space radiation and radiative cooling. The guy has to rent out his terrestrial data centers because he can't make use of them. We probably don't need to pollute space with dead GPU's.
- dreamcompiler 3mo agoThermodynamics.
- root-parent 3mo ago>> What law of physics do orbital data centers violate? None. That is why they are...in practice... an engineering impossibility :-) Nobody is disputing you can have a 1kW of compute in orbit...you have that in the space station. But that is a matchbox....