Saturday, April 25, 2026

SpaceX, data centres in space, and commercial viability

Date:

Share post:


But despite the science-fiction rhetoric, the SpaceX S-1 filing’s citing of complexity and “unproven technologies” is one of the more realistic renditions of what is involved in sighting data centres of any size in orbit. Speaking to npr.org, Olivier de Week, professor of astronautics at MIT, described the solar panels capable of powering a gigawatt data centre as “feasible, but not next year and certainly not in three years.” To place the size of a necessary solar array in context, the international space station’s (ISS) solar…



Source link

spot_img

Related articles

US Food Allergen Testing Market Size to Reach USD 441.86 Million by 2031 – Mordor Intelligence

According to a research report by Mordor Intelligence, the US food allergen testing market is witnessing steady expansion as food safety continues...

Salesforce is disrupting itself. CIOs can’t afford to look away

About a week ago at TrailblazerDX, Salesforce's developer conference, Salesforce announced a headless architecture that puts agents...

Driving the Future of Mobility with Technology: Chery at Beijing Auto Show 2026

Beijing, China – (ARAB NEWSWIRE) — Beijing Auto Show 2026 opened on April 24, bringing together global...

Abdul Latif Jameel Motors and Toyota Motor Corporation Launch Public Hydrogen Bus Trial in Yanbu

Yanbu, Saudi Arabia – (ARAB NEWSWIRE) — Abdul Latif Jameel Motors, the authorized distributor of Toyota vehicles in Saudi Arabia...