According to Fortune, on October 22, SpaceX and Chinese technology companies are competing to deploy artificial intelligence computing infrastructure in space. SpaceX plans to begin deploying orbital AI computing satellites starting in 2028, leveraging solar power to address energy constraints faced by ground data centers, with an annual deployment target of 100 gigawatts (GW). China has already launched its first batch of 12 space computing satellites in 2025, marking the world's first operational space computing network, with plans to establish a "ten-thousand-card-level" space supercomputer center by 2030. Market forecasts predict the global space computing market could reach approximately $1 trillion by 2035, with both nations prioritizing the sector as strategic infrastructure development.
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