South Korea plans first orbital AI data center test for 2028 under K-Moonshot

South Korea plans to develop small, medium, and large data centers in orbit under its K-Moonshot initiative, with a first in-orbit demonstration targeted for 2028 to lay groundwork for commercial use.

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2026-11-10 01:20 · DigiTimes Asia
South Korea plans first orbital AI data center test for 2028

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