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High-tech computing to be tested in lunar orbit for future data centers | AtlasNews
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High-tech computing to be tested in lunar orbit for future data centers

Designated SC-1L, the computing payload will fly onboard Firefly's Elytra orbital vehicle to validate the core capabilities of a future data center around the moon.

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InnovationLight-based processor aims to tackle power, bandwidth limits of electronic GPUs

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