China Has Taken the First Step Towards Becoming a Space Data Center - the Supercomputer-1 Artificial Intelligence Satellite Has Begun Processing Data in Orbit
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China has just put into orbit a new satellite focused on processing the data it collects with artificial intelligence.This means avoiding having to send them first to a data center on Earth.The one named Supercomputing-1 () was launched this same week into space, along with eight other satellites, by means of the rocket The Chinese entry brings the AI into space: its new satellite processes images without first sending them to Earth aparece prim…
China has made a technological breakthrough that could fundamentally change satellite data processing and space exploration. A CAS Space rocket successfully launched nine satellites into orbit from the Jiuquan Space Center in southwest China.
China has taken the first step towards becoming a space data center - the Supercomputer-1 artificial intelligence satellite has begun processing data in orbit
China has put nine satellites into orbit, including its first device designed to locally process artificial intelligence algorithms. According to reports, the Kinetica 1 Y18 rocket operated by the Chinese aerospace company CAS Space was launched on September 20 digital age. Image source: NASA/unsplash.com The most interesting satellite is S-AIDC-1, also known as Supercomputing-1. It […]
China is also working to deploy artificial intelligence computing capacity in space. One of the precursors to this could be the Supercomputing-1 satellite.
China brought artificial intelligence computing capability into orbit with the Supercomputing-1 satellite, designed to analyze Earth observation images before sending them to ground data centers. The project seeks to reduce processing between regions from hours to minutes and is part of a broader space computing strategy.
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