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Zhejiang Lab (之江实验室)

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Records dated 2026-02-13 to 2026-02-13 · 0 undated

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Description: Hangzhou research laboratory; initiator of the Three-Body Computing Constellation as reported.

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2026Record year · 1 claims
  1. 2026-02-13 · publicationcompute
    Science and Technology Daily, relayed on ncsti.gov.cn, described the Three-Body Computing Constellation as a thousand-satellite-scale space computing infrastructure that Zhejiang Lab is building with global partners, and stated that its first 12 computing satellites entered orbit on 14 May 2025.Zhejiang Lab (之江实验室) → announced plan → Three-Body Computing Constellation (三体计算星座)Inspect claim & evidence ↗

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    Press-only; "千星规模" (thousand-satellite scale) is a description of the planned scale, with no date stated in this text. The cross-family check found no laboratory or operator text for it.

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