I need to understand what
possible benefit there is to doing DCs in space. The cost would be, no pun intended,
fucking astronomical. The cooling situation would make no sense at all -- the major up-and-coming application of DCs, LLM training, has
absurd cooling requirements even here on earth where convective cooling is an option, to the point where many DCs use open-loop cooling. Latency
might be better, in some cases, I guess, but probably not by some groundbreaking amount.
Who is this product for? How the hell did "data centres in space" make it into the prospectus at all?
More to the point, why is Morningstar being so generous with their interpretation of that line of business? It's plainly insane, and you don't need an advanced degree in physics to understand why.
Who is this product for? How the hell did "data centres in space" make it into the prospectus at all?
More to the point, why is Morningstar being so generous with their interpretation of that line of business? It's plainly insane, and you don't need an advanced degree in physics to understand why.