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Virtually nobody is pricing in what's coming in AI. I wrote an essay series on the AGI strategic picture: from the trendlines in deep learning and counting the OOMs, to the international situation and The Project. SITUATIONAL AWARENESS: The Decade Ahead

Very proud to release our white paper today outlining Lumen's long term vision - read it here: lumenorbit.com

Thanks Y Combinator!

Today is demo day at Y Combinator 🚀 Huge thanks to our group partner Tom Blomfield and the rest of the YC team for your support of Lumen Orbit over the summer! 🙏🙏 Just getting started! 🏃🏼‍♂️‍➡️ Adi Oltean Ezra Feilden

Starship is a big step forward on the Kardashev scale, as it leads to harnessing vastly more power from the sun

Excited to announce Lumen Orbit's $11M Seed round, which fuels our plans to build huge data centers in space🚀 We’re launching our first satellite mid-next year and are now hiring exceptional engineers, so reach out if that sounds like it’s for you! Huge thanks to our Seed

The Starlink V3 satellite will be a game changer! It will allow the system to scale considerably in the most congested parts of the network, improve the uplink-to-downlink capacity ratio, and be able to deliver gigabit connectivity to individual user terminals. Possible only

Surprisingly, this may actually be the 𝐛𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐨𝐧 to build data centers in space - it can take decades to get permission to build them on Earth! Not only will it be cheaper in space, it will also be much faster! 🚀

What's weird today is the hardest thing about building data centers is getting the land, approvals, and reliable power Stealth data centers in sun-synchronous orbit solve this pretty handily. It's seemingly inevitable for Earth to have a ring system of laser-meshed GPU clusters

Phil Metzger As with most things in space, it hardly matters what one thinks the likely uses are. Find *one* that makes sense, and the rest will quickly follow, because the incremental cost of adding capacity is negligible compared to getting started.

The first public official to promote building large data centers in space was Senator Mike Rounds (Chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee on Cyber) was, so it was exciting for @EzraFeilden and I to share with him more about what Starcloud is building. Great to see this