Shanghai Launches Star Hub Plan for 1,000 Compute Satellites by 2032

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Shanghai has officially launched the 'Star Hub' initiative to build a space-based intelligent computing network. The plan targets deploying 1,000 satellites and achieving million-level TOPS of orbital compute power by 2032, supported by a new industry fund to foster technological innovation.

LATEST/Shanghai has officially launched the 'Star Hub' initiative to build a space-based intelligent computing network. The plan targets deploying 1,000 satellites and achieving million-level TOPS of orbital compute power by 2032, supported by a new industry fund to foster technological innovation.

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IT之家 · 智能时代T2Oct 27, 17:26·68 pts
Shanghai Launches Star Hub Plan for 1,000 Compute Satellites by 2032
- The Star Hub plan aims to deploy 800 compute satellites and 200 edge satellites by 2032, reaching million-level TOPS in orbital compute capacity.
- Shanghai is establishing a satellite internet industry fund backed by state-owned and private capital to support innovation and ecosystem development.
- The initial constellation, launched in July, focuses on processing data directly in space to reduce dependency on ground infrastructure.
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