Musk: The way to achieve "exawatt-scale" hashrate is to deploy mass drivers on the moon.
Elon Musk retweeted a post, pointing out that the way to achieve "Petawatts" of hashrate is to deploy mass drivers on the Moon. According to the content he retweeted, SpaceX plans to establish an electromagnetic launch system on the Moon called the "Lunar Mass Driver." This system, similar to a giant coilgun-style catapult, is designed to launch solar-powered AI computing satellites into orbit or deep space at extremely low cost.
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