Hey Sam, AI data centers in space are not crazy after all.

At first glance, the economics look brutal.

According to calculations reported by The Economist, building a typical data center on Earth costs around $16B per gigawatt over five years.
In space, that number jumps to ~$51B.
No contest.

But that comparison only holds if launch costs stay high and satellite stay heavy.

That is what startups like Starcloud are trying to change.

They created state-of-the-art satellites that are smaller, lighter, and cheaper than systems like Starlink.

Now add SpaceX Starship to the equation. 🚀

If launch costs fall far enough, the price per gigawatt could drop dramatically, potentially to below $10B.

And that changes everything.

Like always, Elon Musk is playing several moves ahead.

He knows that the space race is the next big arena for AI.