Project Suncatcher is Google’s long-term research moonshot, first announced last year, exploring whether massive AI computing infrastructure could eventually operate in space.
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Google has launched a satellite to find out whether data centers can run in space. A prototype satellite containing four of Google’s artificial-intelligence chips, called Tensor Processing Units, was ...
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Google’s first step toward putting data centers in space is officially underway. On Thursday, October 1 at approximately 2:32 P.M. EST, a SpaceX rocket launched an experimental satellite carrying ...
Project Suncatcher is sending AI hardware into orbit. The technical hurdles are enormous, but researchers say the economics may eventually make sense. Elon Musk has long proselytized about the ...
Next Thursday, Google is sending an experimental satellite into orbit that will have enough computing power to answer simple A.I. queries from space.
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Google’s Project Suncatcher launches AI chips into orbit to test radiation resistance, cooling, and whether space data centers could become practical.