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The Blue Wave Has Tech Bros Scrambling for Data Centers in Space

WIREDBy Caroline Haskins

11/4/2026, 11:13:14 PM

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After Democrats won big in Texas and other AI infrastructure hot spots on Tuesday, data center enthusiasts looked for comfort in low-Earth orbit.

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The Blue Wave Has Tech Bros Scrambling for Data Centers in Space.
After Democrats won big in Texas and other AI infrastructure hot spots on Tuesday, data center enthusiasts looked for comfort in low-Earth orbit.
After Democrats won big in Texas and other AI infrastructure hot spots on Tuesday, data center enthusiasts looked for comfort in low-Earth orbit.

After Democrats won big in Texas and other AI infrastructure hot spots on Tuesday, data center enthusiasts looked for comfort in low-Earth orbit.

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