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AI DATA CENTERS IN SPACE? Chamath warns that as $GOOGL, $META, $MSFT & $AMZN add gigawatts of $NVDA GPU capacity, the grid can’t keep up & power costs could double. He says limitless solar energy & zero cooling could power the next wave of AI compute.

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