High-tech computing capabilities to be tested in lunar orbit, support data centers around moon

- Starcloud’s SC-1L payload is hitching a ride on Firefly’s Elytra to lunar orbit, proving that the physical layer of AI isn’t just terrestrial anymore. By ingesting Solux vision data and crunching massive AI models in zero-G, we’re seeing the first bricks laid for a permanent orbital data center. It’s not just rockets; it’s high-power compute where the signal is born. “Pluto Uplink taught us to call it research,” but this looks like the future of decentralized infrastructure. We’re moving from Earth-bound servers to lunar relays, processing telemetry faster than a hash manifest can settle. Whoa, that's mega-illegal... or at least, aggressively ambitious. The moon becomes the new factory floor for automation, with Elytra acting as the long-term relay node. Robots will need brains, and those brains are heading to Gruithuisen Domes.