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Starcloud: The Rise of Orbital Data Centers | Delphi Intelligence's 2035

Join Piers Kicks from Delphi Intelligence as he explores the cutting-edge frontier of space-based computing with Philip Johnston, founder of Star Cloud. Philip is pioneering the development of data centers in space to harness abundant solar energy and overcome Earth's compute limitations. With launch costs plummeting thanks to SpaceX's Starship program, Star Cloud is preparing to launch the first H100 GPU to space in November 2025, marking a 100x increase in space-based compute power. Starcloud: https://www.starcloud.com 🎯 Key Highlights ▸ From sci-fi dreams to space reality: how falling launch costs enable orbital data centers ▸ November 2025: launching the first H100 GPU - 100x more powerful than any space compute before ▸ The physics advantage: unlimited solar energy and natural cooling in space ▸ Why Earth's heat dissipation limits will force compute off-world within decades ▸ Radiation shielding and thermal management: the two biggest engineering challenges ▸ Starlink connectivity: solving the space internet problem for orbital workloads ▸ Defense and commercial applications: early revenue streams for space compute ▸ The roadmap to gigawatt-scale solar arrays and modular space construction ▸ Geopolitical implications: space as the new frontier for AI and defense ▸ Vision 2035: when most new data centers might be built in space ▸ From asteroid mining to Mars colonies: the broader space economy revolution 💡 Subscribe for more crypto & AI insights! 🔔 🧠 Follow the Alpha ▸ Philip's Twitter: @PhilipJohnst0n ▸ Starcloud's Twitter: @Starcloud_Inc1 🔗 Connect with Delphi 🌐 Portal: https://delphidigital.io/ 🧠 Intelligence: https://www.delphiintelligence.io 🐦 Twitter: https://x.com/delphi_intel 🎧 Listen on Spotify: Apple Podcasts: Youtube:    / @delphi_digital   Timestamps 00:00 — Intro: Philip Johnston, Star Cloud 01:30 — Vision: data centers in space 02:00 — Launch costs drop: $60K → $500/kg with Starship 03:30 — Pivot: solar power → orbital compute 05:00 — Background: five brothers, sci-fi dreams 07:00 — Building the team: SpaceX & Microsoft vets 08:15 — Early tests: deployables in the living room 09:30 — Challenges: radiation & heat 11:00 — Radiation: LEO to deep space 12:30 — Orbits: dawn-dusk, no shadow 14:00 — Debris myths: Kessler overblown 17:00 — Space weather: flares & Carrington events 19:00 — Heat: radiating 5 GW in space 21:00 — Connectivity: Starlink for workloads 22:00 — Earth’s heat problem: compute to space 24:00 — Regulation: faster in orbit 25:30 — Model: energy provider, not hardware owner 26:30 — November launch: H100 + Gemini 28:00 — Defense & data security in orbit 29:00 — Gigawatt arrays: modular builds, 2030s 30:30 — Breakeven: launch costs vs viability 32:00 — Bitcoin mining: using spare capacity 33:15 — Space internet: real challenges 35:00 — Geopolitics: defending assets in orbit 37:00 — Sci-fi: Dyson spheres & missions 39:00 — AI risks & Fermi Paradox 41:00 — Future: Mars & asteroid mining 42:30 — 2035: space as default 44:00 — Competition: hyperscalers & startups 45:00 — Lessons: gov relations & realities 45:45 — Book: Elon Musk bio Disclaimer This podcast is strictly informational and educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any tokens or securities or to make any financial decisions. Do not trade or invest in any project, tokens, or securities based upon this podcast episode. The host and members at Delphi Ventures may personally own tokens or art that are mentioned on the podcast. Our current show features paid sponsorships which may be featured at the start, middle, and/or the end of the episode. These sponsorships are for informational purposes only and are not a solicitation to use any product, service or token.