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BiyaPay analyst: Musk's Space AI plan aims to launch millions of tons of satellites annually to build a lunar factory

BiyaPay analyst: Musk's Space AI plan aims to launch millions of tons of satellites annually to build a lunar factory

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2025/12/08 12:53
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BlockBeats News, December 8, Elon Musk proposed deploying localized AI satellites in sun-synchronous orbit and building satellite factories on the moon, adding hundreds of gigawatts of computing power annually, moving toward a "Kardashev Type II civilization." Google’s “Sun Catcher” and Amazon’s LEO project are also betting on space computing power to ease the pressure AI places on data centers and electricity. According to BiyaPay analysts, once space computing power is established, it will reshape the global computing and settlement network, benefiting cross-border payments and digital asset trading. As a multi-asset trading wallet, BiyaPay already supports trading US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and futures with USDT, and offers zero-fee digital currency spot contracts.

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