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Google's First Data-Centre Satellite Is Online in Orbit — and Its First Job Was Writing a Poem

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Data centres are running out of easy places to live on Earth, so Google has started testing one in orbit. Its Project Suncatcher prototype satellite — launched in October on a SpaceX Falcon 9 — is now online, and the first thing its AI did in space was write a haiku. Keep the scale honest: this is…

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  1. 2026-11-05 15:16 · DEV Community — AI
    Google's First Data-Centre Satellite Is Online in Orbit — and Its First Job Was Writing a Poem

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