Keeping flying satellites connected with lasers
To make space-based AI work, thousands of chips must communicate across a vacuum orbit with minimal delay, orbiting in a highly connected constellation. Without physical cables, we use lasers fired between satellites to transfer information; the equivalent of hitting a moving,…
- 01.To make space-based AI work, thousands of chips must communicate across a vacuum orbit with minimal delay, orbiting in a highly connected constellation
- 02.Without physical cables, we use lasers fired between satellites to transfer information; the equivalent of hitting a moving,…
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