A rocket was just fired into space containing the first data center to land on the moon, which is both incredible and incredibly corporate in equal measure
It's a single SSD. That's a far cry from being a 'data centre'. By that logic and criteria, voyager is now our first interstellar data centre. This is just falling for marketing bs
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MsPenguinette @lemmy.world - 10mon
I do think the distinction that they are selling storage space on that SSD is a pretty import distinction
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magnetosphere - 10mon
I like the author’s attitude and tone
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RizzoTheSmall @lemm.ee - 10mon
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A rocket was just fired into space containing the first data center to land on the moon, which is both incredible and incredibly corporate in equal measure
https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/a-rocket-was-just-fired-into-space-containing-the-first-data-center-to-be-landed-on-the-moon-which-is-both-an-incredible-and-incredibly-boring-thing-to-do-in-space/It's a single SSD. That's a far cry from being a 'data centre'. By that logic and criteria, voyager is now our first interstellar data centre. This is just falling for marketing bs
I do think the distinction that they are selling storage space on that SSD is a pretty import distinction
I like the author’s attitude and tone
Coming soon: the new planetary redundancy offering from Microsoft Azure. Ensure the resiliency of you application and data in the event that one or more heavenly bodies is wiped from the solar system.