The development of carbon-neutral data centres in space
A Perspective by Ablimit Aili, Jihwan Choi, Yew Soon Ong and Yonggang Wen in Nature Electronics (doi:10.1038/s41928-025-01476-1), read in an author-hosted proof on Nanyang Technological University’s site.
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- Harm to the sky and debris risk from orbital data centresAili, Choi, Ong and Wen’s Perspective on carbon-neutral data centres in space (Nature Electronics, 2025) states that retired orbital hardware ends up as space junk that could burn up in the atmosphere, releasing emissions and other harmful chemicals, a disadvantage compared with terrestrial data centres.2025-10-27 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Harm to the sky and debris risk from orbital data centres: propositions page →
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