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Blue Origin also wants to put AI data centers in space

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Blue Origin has proposed Project Sunrise, aiming to deploy 51,600 satellites for an orbital AI data center system, seeking FCC approval; this initiative is intended to complement terrestrial data centers by offering cost-effective solar-powered computing capacity in space, potentially accelerating advancements in AI technologies. Key takeaway for content creators: This development could offer more efficient and scalable AI processing capabilities, though the environmental impact of such large-scale satellite deployment remains a concern.

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