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Google just launched its first Sun Catcher satellite with AI chips (TPUs) on board, testing whether orbital infrastructure could power AI processing in space. Christina Stathopoulos explains why the idea is compelling (continuous solar energy that dwarfs what's available on Earth) and what Google still needs to prove, from surviving radiation and rocket stress to managing heat without any airflow in the vacuum of space. @shorts
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