"I think in a really weird way, we're this alternative bet on building crazy, ambitious infrastructure, not just in El Segundo, but doing it in places outside the U.S.," Heath says.
"We have the aspiration to enable the global flow of compute, and we think that's going to be a multi-trillion-dollar market," Moushey says. "And to do that, we have to be a little bit more clear that we're not this weird compute provider anymore. We're actually building the market infrastructure to solve this dislocation of supply and demand."
A start-up company wants to light up the night with 50,000 big mirrors orbiting Earth, bouncing sunlight to the night side of the planet to power solar farms after sunset, provide lighting for rescue workers and illuminate city streets, among other things.
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