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Electronics in Space Philip Johnston Reusable rockets are about to dramatically increase humanity's capacity to put things in space, and that means an enormous new market for compute built to operate there. We want to see inference chips optimized for mass, thermal, and radiation tolerance, built for a world... show more

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