Data Centers
So get ready, people. We already had massive data centers before the AI boom, and there are more to come whether we like it or not. No one wants them in their back yard, but we're all using them even if we don't do so directly. If we're honest with ourselves, they've become the central nervous system of our civilization.
If you know me, you know that I'm fundamentally opposed to giving advantages to people who already have them, but I'm aware of a couple guys who are involved in projects that can make this work without causing so much damage to the planet.
Mr. Musk, Mr. Bezos, I think we need a moment of your time...
What doors do we need to open to get those orbital data centers up and running?
By the time NASA catches up, I think you guys can have it working.
It's time to connect
-We live by data, so we must process it
-Terrestrial data centers are power and water hogs
-The sky is no longer the limit
The space and information ages.
-We need a combination of private and public efforts to literally get these things off the ground.
-We need a regulatory framework that makes this all happen quickly
-If the world could produce the International Space Station, we can produce International Space Data Centers.
