Google launches first advanced chip into orbit for space data centers, estimates SpaceX Starship needs 1,600 launches to scale
Google has launched its first advanced Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) chip into orbit aboard a SpaceX rocket, aiming to pave the way for large-scale space data centers. The tech giant's white paper on orbital data centers suggests SpaceX's Starship would need to complete approximately 1,600 launches over the next decade to cost-effectively deploy the necessary 370,000 tons of payload for such a network, which Google envisions as 81 satellites processing in parallel.
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