Space-Based Data Centres: A Paradigm for Data Processing and Scientific Investigations
Article by A. A. Periola and M. O. Kolawole in Wireless Personal Communications 107(1), pp. 95–119, published online on 11 March 2019 (print issue July 2019). Recorded from its abstract only.
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- Terrestrial constraints as a reason for orbital computeThe abstract of Periola and Kolawole’s article on space-based data centres (2019) states that relying on further terrestrial data centres becomes problematic in densely populated regions, which leads to exploring space as a place to host them.2019-03-11 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗Terrestrial constraints as a reason for orbital compute: propositions page →
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