Ars Technica

If you want to satiate AI’s hunger for power, Google suggests going to space

Google engineers think they already have all the pieces needed to build a data center in orbit. article text: Google announced Tuesday a new initiative, named Project Suncatcher, to examine the ...
The Motley Fool

Over the Last 4 Quarters, Google Parent Alphabet Dumped Its Stake in CrowdStrike and Piled Into This Supercharged Space Stock Instead

Large conglomerates like Alphabet tend to use firm capital to invest in private and publicly traded companies. Editor's note: This article has been corrected. CrowdStrike is not expected to incur $5.4 ...
Computing

Google looks to space as AI datacentres strain Earth’s infrastructure

Google is preparing to take its AI ambitions beyond Earth, announcing plans to build the world's first orbital datacentres powered entirely by solar energy. Under the Project Suncatcher initiative ...
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Google’s ‘moonshot’ project would put AI data centers in space

Google is exploring a “moonshot” plan to build artificial intelligence data centers in space – the latest move in its ongoing scramble to keep pace with OpenAI and other rivals. Dubbed “Project ...
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What is Project Suncatcher? Google's bold plan to send AI data centre to space

Google is embarking on an ambitious moonshot called Project Suncatcher, aiming to send AI data centers into space by launching solar-powered satellites equipped with its Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) ...
heraldsun.com.au

Can George Clooney's new space movie Gravity blast NASA out of funding black hole?

SCIENTISTS and engineers at NASA, the US space agency, hope the new film Gravity will reawaken public excitement about space travel. They plan to use scenes from the movie, which has been attracting ...