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Google sent a chip into space to test running AI models there. The satellite will run for bursts of power while in orbit.
Why it matters: Running models in orbit changes where and how you process data.
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From TechCrunch AI - “Google thinks SpaceX’s Starship has to launch 1,600 times before space data centers get off the ground”
Google launched its first orbital compute satellite today. Planet Labs built the vehicle carrying Google's chips.
The satellite runs a kilowatt of power in bursts. It cools its chip to prevent overheating.
Project Suncatcher plans a future network of 81 satellites. These units will process data in parallel formation.
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