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Space-based data centers · 5 revisions
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- Added EnduroSat's August 2026 plan to pre-integrate NVIDIA space-computing hardware across FRAME satellite buses, with explicit future-status, supplier-role, Titan launch-status, and Space-1 availability qualifications.
Version 5 · Sep 3, 2026, 06:16 AM
- Correction: Updated the SpaceX AI1 power and late-2027 schedule, replaced obsolete Aetherflux material with Cowboy Space, added the Cowboy and Orbital FCC filings plus Aethero's flown edge-compute missions, qualified launch-cost model inputs and broad first/inventory claims, and preserved the verified ESA study material.
Version 4 · Aug 18, 2026, 12:27 AM
- Add the ESA, IBM Research, and KP Labs edge-computing feasibility study, distinguish edge systems from orbital cloud proposals, and clarify simulation, maturity, and preprint status.
Version 3 · Aug 15, 2026, 04:53 AM
- Correction: Starcloud-2 launch date updated from October 2026 to January 2027 per SpaceNews (May 26, 2026); China Three-Body constellation second/third-group claim reattributed to ADA Space EVP Zhao Hongjie via China SCIO and the SatNews February 2026 testing claim reattributed to CASIC's separate CubeSat testbed; added supporting references for the 744 TOPS / 1,000 POPS / 2,400-400 figures, the Gigasat Factory and TeraFab claims, and Lonestar's in-transit operations (now attributed to the company); corrected the 5 GW concept attribution to Starcloud, Google's next-nearest-neighbor spacing, the Altman quote wording, the Deutsche Bank row's unverified figures, and Starcloud's total-funding wording.
Version 2 · Aug 12, 2026, 05:29 PM