This is far too optimistic. I should investigate more the linked spreadsheet, but the Forethought article posits orbital data centers may become competitive around a launch cost of $100/kg, allegedly possible if development stays on track for the next 3 - 5 years.The "conservative space scenario" is $250/kg, and bullish $50/kg. Indeed, Starship is the only hope. The slow, conservative estimate is 3 daily flights in 2031(!!). I think there is less than 5% chance launch costs fall to $100/kg or there are daily Starship launches by 2032.
This is far too optimistic. I should investigate more the linked spreadsheet, but the Forethought article posits orbital data centers may become competitive around a launch cost of $100/kg, allegedly possible if development stays on track for the next 3 - 5 years.The "conservative space scenario" is $250/kg, and bullish $50/kg. Indeed, Starship is the only hope. The slow, conservative estimate is 3 daily flights in 2031(!!). I think there is less than 5% chance launch costs fall to $100/kg or there are daily Starship launches by 2032.
Is Avi just preternaturally good at being interviewed, or has he given lots of other interviews before this one?
Of course we will. Unlimited power and cooling. Ai run by robots off planet with unlimited energy what could go wrong with that.