Blue Origin CEO discusses plan for data centers in space

If you compare a very large rocket, and that's both in mass and volume, with very large satellites like like data centers, then you can you can start penciling out how they're going to be affordable. And affordable against best in class that are terrestrial, too. And and so the idea is to have you know, many many metric ton data centers. You put them into sun synchronous orbit. So this is a kind of a little special orbit that's just off polar that it's you're in the sun 97% of the time roughly. And when they're and then we run inference workloads up in these constellations. And they don't have to have a lot of of communications capability cuz they'll beam down into these mega constellations. So in our case, we'll we'll ground them into Terra Weaver, which is our constellation, and they'll they'll come down to the ground. And this gives us access to effectively infinite compute. And and this will be you know, we've our FCC filing here is is for 56,000 of these satellites. So this is what's going to move us from hundreds of launches a year to thousands of launches a year because you're going to want all as much intelligence as you can possibly get.