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Making Space for AI in Orbit



We keep hearing about AI datacenters in space, and the incredible advances made with reusable space launch and solar power makes this seem feasible. On this episode of the Tech Field Day Podcast, Ray Lucchesi, Scott Robohn, and Stephen Foskett discuss the challenges and benefits of orbital datacenters. The discussion begins with the various issues facing datacenters in space: Launch cost, communications latency and bandwidth, reliability and service, radiation, power, and cooling.

Panelists

Ray Lucchesi

Ray Lucchesi

@RayLucchesi

Ray Lucchesi is president of Silverton Consulting, blogs at RayOnStorage.com, co-hosts GreyBeardsOnStorage.com podcast and has worked in data storage for over 30 years mostly in marketing and engineering new disk and tape automation products.

Scott Robohn

Scott Robohn

@ScottRobohn

Scott Robohn is CEO of Solutional, working with clients in Networking, Automation, Operations, AI, Cloud, Security, and Emerging Tech.

Stephen Foskett

Stephen Foskett

@SFoskett

Stephen is the President of the Tech Field Day business unit for The Futurum Group and focuses on AI, edge, and cloud

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