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Trevor Smith wants to put data centers in space. He's the founder and CEO of Atomic-6, an advanced manufacturing firm. He's developing Hot Wing, a reusable high-efficiency radiator designed for the thermal demands of computing in space. And his company recently launched ODC.space, the first marketplace for orbital data centers.
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