something tells me that had we just kept launch capacity consolidated in NASA 16 years ago, this would have been more much more likely to have this datacenter in space concept bootstrapped sooner when it started to appear viable. this as a proud RKLB shareholder too, but I'm under no false impressions that they'll be profitable before 2028.
DaiTengu wrote to Bryn <=-
Datacenters in space will never be profitable.
While yes, space is technically "cold" space is also very fucking
empty. Servers generate a lot of heat, and that heat needs to go somewhere. There's no medium for it to move through.
Makes you wonder what they really want to put in space?
Datacenters in space will never be profitable.
While yes, space is technically "cold" space is also very fucking empty.
Servers generate a lot of heat, and that heat needs to go somewhere.
There's no medium for it to move through.
Makes you wonder what they really want to put in space?
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