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This article explores the feasibility of offloading AI workloads to orbital facilities to bypass terrestrial energy constraints and environmental concerns. While full-scale implementation remains distant, current practices already process satellite imagery in orbit before transmitting results back to Earth. The concept hinges on using space-based solar power for computation while ejecting heat into the vacuum, fundamentally altering where data processing occurs rather than how it is performed.

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How would AI data centers in space even work? A former NASA robotics chief explains

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'You collect electricity in space, and you eject heat in space. The only thing that comes to Earth is data.'

Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. A robust space-based future lies ahead for the IT industry. It's still too expensive to launch data centers, but costs are dropping. Robots and predictive analytics will play a crucial role in maintenance. In the very near future, some or all of your workloads and data may be processed in space-based data centers. But will you notice? Probably not, a former NASA leader has predicted. A robust space-based future lies ahead for the IT industry, said Dr. Robert Ambrose, former chief of NASA's Software,…

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