算力上天！“三体计算星座”成功发射

Core Viewpoint - The successful launch of the Long March 2D rocket marks the entry of China's first fully interconnected space computing constellation into the networking phase, led by the Zhejiang Zhijiang Laboratory [1][5]. Group 1: Launch Details - On May 14, at 12:12 PM, the Long March 2D rocket successfully launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, delivering a constellation of space computing satellites into their designated orbits [1]. - This launch represents the first deployment of the "Three-body Computing Constellation," a project spearheaded by the Zhejiang Zhijiang Laboratory [5]. Group 2: Technical Innovations - The "Three-body Computing Constellation" aims to address the limitations of traditional satellite data processing, which relies on ground-based data centers and often results in less than 10% of effective satellite data being transmitted back to Earth [7]. - The constellation is designed to provide real-time data processing in orbit, significantly improving the efficiency of satellite data handling and promoting the application of artificial intelligence in space [7]. - The total computing power of the completed infrastructure is expected to reach 1000 POPS (one hundred billion billion operations per second) [7]. Group 3: Future Applications - The constellation will enable interconnectivity among satellites in orbit and is equipped with an 8 billion parameter space-based model for processing data from L0-L4 level satellites [7]. - Planned tasks include inter-satellite laser communication and astronomical observations, showcasing the constellation's capabilities for in-orbit experimental missions [7].