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Google tests AI chips in orbit with Project Suncatcher

via NPR News·9h ago·2 sources

Google launched a refrigerator-sized experimental satellite carrying four AI chips as part of Project Suncatcher, NPR reports. Built with Planet, it will test the chips under spaceflight, radiation and temperature conditions. Google hopes satellite clusters could eventually run solar-powered AI workloads, but cooling, repairs, launch costs and environmental effects remain obstacles; this prototype is not a working commercial data center.

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