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Blue Origin seeks FCC approval to launch 51,600 satellites for a solar-powered AI network, aiming for independent operation and rapid deorbiting.
Blue Origin has filed with the FCC to launch up to 51,600 satellites for Project Sunrise, a space-based computing network aimed at supporting AI workloads using solar power and optical links.
The satellites, planned for sun-synchronous orbits between 500 and 1,800 km, would operate independently of Earth infrastructure and be deorbited within five years.
The company seeks FCC approval for Ka-band frequencies and a waiver from standard launch milestones, citing non-interference with other users.
The project joins competing efforts by SpaceX and Starcloud, but faces skepticism over feasibility, technical challenges, and regulatory hurdles.
Blue Origin busca la aprobación de la FCC para lanzar 51.600 satélites para una red de inteligencia artificial con energía solar, con el objetivo de operar de forma independiente y desorbitar rápidamente.