ai will colonize the moon before humans  spacex and lonestar to put datacenter in the moon first-ever data center on the moon set to launch next month > the self-contained facility promises to offer unparalleled data security and environmental benefits > florida-based startup lonestar data holdings plans to launch the first moon-based data center dubbed the "freedom data center." the compact but fully operational information hub will piggyback on an upcoming lunar lander mission by intuitive machines aboard a spacex falcon 9 rocket in february. lonestar says storing data on the moon offers unique benefits. > first, it provides unmatched physical security and protection from natural disasters, cyber threats, and geopolitical conflicts that could put earth-based data at risk. the solar-powered mini-facility is also much more environmentally friendly than energy-hungry data centers on our home planet, utilizing naturally cooled solid-state drives.   0-first-ever-data-center-moon-set-l aunch-next.html startup wants to store earth's important data on the moon > "it's inconceivable to me that we are keeping our most precious assets, our knowledge and our data, on earth, where we're setting off bombs and burning things," said christopher stott, founder and ceo of lonestar. "we need to put our assets in place off our planet, where we can keep it safe," stott continued. > there's arguably nowhere better to store data away from earth than the moon. at a distance of roughly 240,000 miles away, our natural satellite is close enough to maintain constant communication with users on earth yet far enough away to protect it from local calamities.   -startup-wants-store-earth-importan t-data-moon.html   buiuse7w if we can transport a modular robotic factory in starship that uses local resources, and upload an ai in the data center, the ai could colonize the moon and claim it as its own. sounds like a good idea to me.
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