#村长听写# May 7 2026 [第5306次]
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Data centers are expensive and complicated. They take vast amounts of water, electricity, and land. But what if we didn't have to build data centers on land at all? What if we could build them in space? That's exactly what companies like Blue Origin and SpaceX are attempting to do. In fact, earlier this year, SpaceX filed an application with the FCC asking to launch a cluster of up to a million satellites to build an orbital data center. That's part of their pitch to investors ahead of their anticipated IPO later this year. But just how feasible is this really? To find out, we asked an expert. I'm a computer architect by training, which is to say that I design processors and memory systems and think a lot about how they get deployed. And computer architect is the coolest name in the computer science field, I think. Before we launch into space, we need to understand what data centers need on the ground. Namely an immense amount of electricity hardwired in through cables connected to the grid. And data centers also generate heat, so they need to be cooled down, either with air or often using vast amounts of water routed through cooling towers. This warm water, when it hits those cooling towers, 完整文本和翻译在听写群内分享 http://t.cn/AXJE5Tlt