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SPACEX TARGETS AI DATA CENTERS IN SPACE – NO COMPETITION IN SIGHT When Earth gets crowded, SpaceX builds upwards. Orbital plan in motion: * SpaceX named as the future leader in space-based AI infrastructure * Mission: build and operate data centers beyond Earth * AI needs power, cooling, and...

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