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>>g-mork+(OP)
Well surely this acquisition is above board. Nothing funny going on here, just good old business as usual.

>>baggac+B1
It's widely reported that Musk is a majority shareholder of xAI and the controlling shareholder of SpaceX (close to 80% of voting shares). Not surprising that he would be looking to consolidate ownership under one entity especially if he perceives significant synergies (i.e., data centres in space).

>>google+24
Data centers in space are a hilariously bad idea. Where would the heat go? This idea is like the opposite of liquid cooling.

>>alex_y+K4
Not to mention the huge issues of cosmic rays. Sure, if the lifespan of the satellite is expected to be low, then maybe tolerable. But even then, how would this be financially viable?