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Today on Forbes, forget Elon's data centers in space.

This startup wants to float them at sea.

Among big future businesses Elon Musk is selling investors in newly public SpaceX is his plan

to put data centers in space.

Solar-powered satellites spread across a vast network, processing information in space and

beaming it back to Earth. As pitches go, it has the clean geometry of a musk bullcase. It's the kind of,

quote, I want to die on Mars, just not on impact, sci-fi idea the almost trillionaire is famous for.

And it's particularly well-timed.

The AI feeding frenzy is in overdrive, but the terrestrial data centers they require

are becoming an unwanted menace in many communities, raising utility rates, creating noise

and pollution, and generating few local economic benefits.

SpaceX hopes to begin launching orbital data centers in 2028, though its IPO filing gives no cost estimates for such a system.

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