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JEFF BEZOS PLANS TO BUILD A DATA CENTER IN SPACE WITHIN THE NEXT 10+ YEARS. UNLIMITED SOLAR ENERGY. 24/7 POWER. $AMZN AWS IS PREPARING FOR THE NEXT COMPUTING REVOLUTION. ELON MUSK IS PUSHING AI INTO SPACE. BEZOS IS BUILDING THE INFRASTRUCTURE. THE NEXT TECH WAR WON'T BE FOUGHT ON...

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