SpaceX plans $24 billion computing project in Starbase, Texas

First reported by Data Center Dynamics at · Updated · 2 sources

The project would combine a natural-gas plant with a supercomputing facility at the company’s rocket launch site, according to Data Center Dynamics. Starbase is set to vote on the proposed data center, Tom’s Hardware reports, adding that the company town may not offer the regulatory environment Elon Musk had anticipated.

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Data Center Dynamics Elon Musk’s SpaceX targets nat-gas plant and supercomputing facility at Starbase City, Texas
Tom's Hardware Elon Musk wants to build a s $24 billion gas-powered AI supercomputer in Texas company town · Jowi Morales

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