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SpaceX’s IPO filing says its orbital data centres may never work. Three months ago, Musk called them a no-brainer.

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SpaceX’s IPO filing says its orbital data centres may never work. Three months ago, Musk called them a no-brainer.
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Summary: SpaceX’s confidential S-1 pre-IPO filing warns that its orbital AI data centre plans “involve significant technical complexity and unproven technologies, and may not achieve commercial viability,” contradicting Elon Musk’s January claim at Davos that space-based AI was a “no-brainer” achievable within two to three years. The filing comes as SpaceX targets a $1.75 trillion […]
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