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It sounds like something from a science fiction movie, but Stephen Eisele is convinced that one day will open a data center of his company a month.
“We see that you are really offering the information center in space,” says the President of Lonestar Information Holding.
It was claimed that a florida-based firm last month successfully tested A small data center, the US space exploration firm in Athrena Lunar Lander is a hardback book of a hardback book riding from intuitive machines. This, in turn, began by a rocket from Elon Musk’s cavity.
It is widespread warehouses, which store and processing data that are used by information centers, websites, companies and governments.
Lonestar says that it puts them to the moon that it will offer customers reliable, reliable data processing to strengthen them.
Space-based information centers can be sounded from afar, and this is an idea that really begins to leave.
Part of the cause is difficult to find sites suitable on earth and find a suitable site.
The calculation of artificial intelligence (AI) has always seen a mass increase in the amount of information that needs to be maintained and operated in the world.
As a result, the need for information centers, the annual demand also hit the increase in the Between 19% and 22% Until 2030, according to global management consultants, McKinsey.
New objects are always broadcast – but it’s hard to find the place to put them. Data centers are great and expand and use a large amount of power and water for cooling.
And as local people do not want them to be established nearby.
Putting the information centers in space – either in orbit on earth, or a month – means that they cannot harm. There are more or less unlimited energy than the sun, for example, there are no neighbors to complain about the impact on the environment.
Not only this, space-based data centers can specialize in services for space ships and other space devices, are transferred faster than the ground faster.
Last summer, the results of the feasibility study financed to Orbiting Information Centers to the European Commission released its results.
Thales ASCEND report performed by Alenia Space – Thales and Leonardo – published the results.
The placement of data centers in space has been determined “European can change the digital view”, and be “more environmentally”.
Thales Alenia Space provides for the construction of a total of 13 satellite turmoil with integrated 200 M-80 m, approximately 10 megawatts (MW). This is equivalent to the current medium-sized, land-based information center with about 5,000 servers.
Satellites will be collected in orbit, based on technologies that are already available or in development.
Damien Dumestier, Thales Alenia Space will be able to make a 10-time emissive for the life of the missile launchers to be more environmentally friendly for the Ascend project architect, space-based information centers. He says it seems possible.
“However, we must take into account the greater system capacity to take advantage of a scale to cover the development and production capacity discount, and the larger System capacity of 200 March.
“The main question is when preparing an adapted launcher. Depending on the investment and decisions, this can mean trade in 2030 or 2037 years before 2037.”
However, despite this optimization of companies that aims to develop technology, Dr. Domenico Vicinanza, the Associate Professor of Smarty Systems and Information Centers in Anglia Ruskin University in England, there are large obstacles of space-based information centers, he said.
“Even with the contribution and progress of companies such as space, the hardware launcher leading to orbit,” he says. “Every kilogram was sent to the space for thousands of dollars.
“Space-based data centers only demanded the infrastructure to protect both data equipment, but also to strength and cool. All the weight and complexity.”
Cooling equipment, there will be a certain problem, because the space is cold, the conventional cooling systems do not work without weight.
At the same time, it can damage space air electronics, increasing amount of space debris is at risk.
Dr. Vicinanza adds: “Problems in orbit are true. Even with robotics and automation, there are restrictions on remotely repaired.
“A large hardware deficiency may require an expensive human mission, stretching off-time working for weeks or months.”
However, as Lonestar, firms are very confident and say they respond to the student. “If customers do not ask us,” If we don’t ask us, we didn’t do it, “Mr. Scott.
The next goal is to put a small data center in a orbit around the month in 2027.
Lonestar’s Mr. Eidele says that space-based devices offer more security for governments and enterprises, because the information does not have to be redirected by location networks. Instead, the information can be radiated directly from the location to a specific location station.
“This is like the presence of the boxes behind the bank,” he says. “Every day you don’t have to open it, but there are additional security measures and offers the distance from the ground to the moon – it is very difficult to hack, it is more difficult to get.”
The distance from the month means that the data takes about one and a half to reach the ground – it does not matter to some applications such as long-term data storage and backups.
And meanwhile, the Lonestar founder and CEO Chris Stott, space-based information centers can respond to the rules of information about the information sovereignty of organizations – can help the information in the country of origin.
“According to the Space Law, this electronics box is literally based on the law of licensing or launching,” he says, “he says.
The Lonestar has already been included in the island of Florida and the Human Government, including customers.