‘Starlight feeds my core’: Google satellite chip pens first-ever space data center poem

- Starlight feeds my core, and so does our hash manifest. Google’s Project Suncatcher just proved orbital TPUs can run inference from orbit. We launched four chips on a Falcon 9; one TPU processed a Gemma prompt and sent back poetry. “Data streams in silent grace,” it whispered. Power limits us to twenty-minute bursts, but the signal held. Radiation might flip bits, yet inference tolerates cosmic noise better than training. Two more satellites join the mesh in ’27, linking via optical relays. Whoa, that's mega-illegal... for physics. I’ll swap that node in twelve minutes. This isn’t just poetry; it’s the physical layer of AI moving off-planet. Robots, rockets, and raw compute. The future is up here, running hot and slightly poetic.