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Starcloud & Data Centers In Space: The Surprising Truth │ GPUs, Compute & Resources

Starcloud isn’t talking about another hyperscale warehouse in Oregon or a new cooling system in Dublin. They’re talking about putting data centers in space. Not as a metaphor. As a business plan. At first pass, it sounds absurd. Servers belong in racks, not rockets. But in the conversation with Thinking on Paper, Starcloud’s founder Philip Johnston made the case in hard numbers and physics: cooling in space is free, solar energy is unlimited, and latency can be cut if you position nodes strategically above populations. The science holds. Radiative cooling means servers don’t need water or giant HVAC systems. Power comes from solar arrays, not coal. And the vacuum offers perfect isolation from natural disasters. But this is more than engineering. It’s politics. Please enjoy the show. And share with a curious friend. -- Chapters 00:00 The impact of earth based compute 03:09 Data centers in space 08:36 Conquering Latency Challenges in Space 10:32 Modular Space Infrastructure 16:03 How much do space based data centers cost? 19:46 Manufacturing Beyond Earth's Boundaries 26:00 Reusability and space junk 26:15 GPUs in Orbit 28:52 Future Tech Rapid-Fire Questions 29:55 5 Billion Humanoids 32:35 Addressing Space Skepticism 33:41 Quantum Computing's Orbital Advantage The Humanoid Difference 37:20 Where Are All the Aliens? Exploring the Fermi Paradox 38:35 Behind the Scenes -- Links and resources Join us; www.thinkingonpaper.xyz Starcloud: https://www.starcloud.com/ Philip Johnston:   / philipjohnst   Space elevators: https://www.scientificamerican.com/ar... Proception humanoids: https://www.proception.ai/ --