I'm surprised the future of technology is in the hands of a few people who have absolutely no clue what's happening outside their computers.

Building a large data center near a town can strain the power grid, drain local water supplies, generate constant noise, release excess heat, harm the environment, disrupt traffic during construction, raise security concerns, and offer very little long-term benefit to the local community.

So, yeah, the solution is to cover the earth with data centers, right?

> Major Peake was quick to argue that the answers lie in space, using “orbital data centres”, he added that he was working with a company, Axium Space, who were set to launch two nodes later this year.