Die nächste Grenze in Immobilien: Rechenzentren zur Mond- und Raumunterstützungsinfrastruktur
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/15/real-estate-firms-race-to-put-data-centers-on-the-moon-build-space-support.html
Die nächste Grenze in Immobilien: Rechenzentren zur Mond- und Raumunterstützungsinfrastruktur
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/15/real-estate-firms-race-to-put-data-centers-on-the-moon-build-space-support.html
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As private companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin develop reusable rockets and push aspirations for lunar and Martian colonization, real estate investors are dialing in. Some liken it to the early days of the railroads, when entire towns grew up around new lines. One of the biggest plays is lunar and deep space data centers.
Hines, a global real estate investment, development and management firm, recently announced the acquisition of the Titusville Logistics Center, a nearly 250,000-square-foot, Class A industrial property located in Florida’s Space Coast submarket. The property is fully leased to aerospace tenants. This is just one example of investors looking to capitalize on the boom in the space exploration sector’s real estate needs.
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„There is unlimited power in space because of the sun, there is unlimited cooling with the vacuum of space, and there’s unlimited real estate in terms of where you can put these things.” Spoken like someone who has zero understanding of what it takes to cool things in the vacuum of space.
„The data centers could be built on the moon and either kept there or launched into space. The data would simply be beamed back to Earth.“ So, a data center with high latency and low bandwidth. Great.
What advantage would a data center on the Moon have over one in Bumfuck, Iowa? You’ve got to power it (and solar won’t do you any good during 14 days of lunar night), you’ve got to heat *and* cool it, you’ve got to harden everything against radiation. The only possible reason to build a data center on the Moon is to support activities *on the Moon*.
This article doesn’t even mention the lightspeed problem.
Non-credible rubbish.
Data centers on the moon is an absurd concept suggested by someone without any practical understanding. So what if there is unlimited power and real estate? The latency and bandwidth will make them unusable.
Only reason I can see is to keep a backup off site?
>there is unlimited cooling with the vacuum of space
What the fuck? Cooling things in space is *harder*; it’s harder to cool things without an atmosphere to absorb the heat.