Elon Musk believes SpaceX will launch Nvidia Vera Rubin-powered data center into space next year

Elon Musk believes SpaceX will launch Nvidia Vera Rubin-powered data center into space next year

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Early last month, Musk spoke at SpaceX’s first quarter earnings conference, It said the aerospace company will use Nvidia components to build the space data center. This month, he added that corresponding data centers will appear in space next year.

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“I can say with great confidence that SpaceX will launch the Nvidia VR NVL72 artificial intelligence computer into space next year,” — Elon Musk earlier wrote on the page of the social network X. SpaceX CFO Bret Johnsen express hopeA close relationship with Nvidia will help his company obtain the required quantities of components. Musk’s plans in this area are quite ambitious, as SpaceX ultimately plans to launch about 1 million dedicated data centers into space, and given the shortage of parts, the number of people willing to buy from Nvidia has not decreased.

Johansson also confirmed that the first space data centers will enter orbit in 2027, but added that no large number of launches are expected before 2028. In creating the space data center, the company will use a common platform with Starlink V3 satellites, replace specialized communications equipment with computing components, and enhance the satellite’s ability to use solar panels to generate electricity. Nvidia’s NVL72 server system combines 72 Rubin GPUs, 36 Vera CPUs, ConnectX-9 network controller and BlueField-4 auxiliary accelerator.




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