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Starcloud Signs First Commercial Lunar Data-Center Contract With Firefly

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Techtimes•15h ago•0 views•
Starcloud Signs First Commercial Lunar Data-Center Contract With Firefly
Lunar data center startup Starcloud and Firefly Aerospace signed the first commercial AI computing contract beyond Earth orbit, with Starcloud's SC-1L payload set to process Moon-generated imagery aboard Firefly's Elytra vehicle in 2028, proving cislunar edge compute requires a fundamentally different architecture than low Earth orbit AI services.
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