Lonestar and Phison’s Information Center Infrastructure Directed to the Moon

Information storage and durability company Lonestar and the semiconductor and storage company Phison On Wednesday, a data center infrastructure in a space missile turned off to the moon.

Companies are sent to Pharaoh’s Passcari Store (SSDs) for companies planning to keep a petabyte on March 4.

TechCrunch’s founder, founder and CEO Chris Stott, TechCrunch, the idea of ​​building a data center in space turned back in 2018 with the request of the AI-driving increase in the 2018. He said they were looking for ways to keep customers outside the ground and would immune to things like climate disasters and hacks.

“Mankind is the most valuable thing, outside us,” he said. “They see the information as new oil. I would say that it is more valuable.”

Stott was a natural choice to be a partner with Phison to build a space data center. Phison now provides storage solutions for space missions through NASA’s perseverance rover. The company also offers Imagine Plus, developing special storage solutions for unique projects.

“We are very excited when calling from Chris,” Michael Wu, General Manager and President of Phison, Techcrunch said. So it’s a very interesting journey. “

Lonestar develops SSD storage sections developed with Phison in 2021 and since then. Stott added that before the first launches, they tested the product because the technology should be solid – it cannot be easily corrected if one issue arises.

“(This) SSDS is so important why,” he said. “There are no moving parts. Hopefully a remarkable technology that allows us to see every government in the world and see that we develop almost every company and the corporation.”

Stott, technology has been ready since 2023 and the company has begun a test in early 2024.

The start of Wednesday included different types of customer information from more than one government interested in the restoration of disasters in a space institution that tests a large language model. Even the group also took part in the Dragons by sending a music video for one of the songs of the Starfield Space game recording.

Lonestar is not the only company to bring data centers into space. Another bidder, lumen orbit, Y Combinator appeared from the 2024 party. Beginning one won Buzziest seed tours It grew up from YC Cohort, the more Rebranding like $ 21 million and starboloud.

As required by AI for hardware accelerations, we will probably follow the storage solutions based on the places offered by a large number of companies where the company can adapt to the location of the location and the preferences that are concluded in the ground.

For Lonestar, the company is all going well, the company plans to cooperate with Sidus Sidus Sidus Sidus Sidus to build a six-data storage space ship, which is waiting for between 2027 to 2030.

“It is interesting to see the level of professionalism, it is great,” he said. “It’s not 60 years ago with the Apollo program. Apollo flight computers, 2 kilobytes rams, and they kept 36 kilobytes. Behold, 8 terabytes of storage with 1 gigabytes of Ram and Phison Pascari.”