马斯克、贝佐斯发声，北京上海刚刚出手，深圳宣布全球首个“天”大的大计划

Core Insights - Shenzhen University and Zhongke Tiansuan Technology Co., Ltd. have launched the world's first "Space-Based Computing Graduate Program" to cultivate specialized talents for China's space intelligence era [1][4] - The program aims to address the urgent demand for intelligent computing talents in national space information infrastructure and commercial aerospace development [6][8] - The "Tiansuan Plan" will provide a forward-looking engineering blueprint for constructing a modular and scalable "Space Supercomputing Center" in orbit, integrating energy, computing, and communication modules [7][9] Group 1 - The graduate program is designed to develop professionals with a strong theoretical foundation and top engineering practice capabilities, focusing on three core competencies: space intelligent computing hardware systems, on-orbit intelligent processing and decision-making capabilities, and high-reliability system integration [6][7] - The collaboration between Shenzhen University and Zhongke Tiansuan is expected to accelerate the development of Shenzhen's deep space industry and inject strong momentum into the high-quality development of the aerospace industry [8][9] - The program will allow students to participate deeply in technology research and space experiments, providing opportunities for on-orbit validation of their work [8] Group 2 - Elon Musk has proposed a plan to launch 1 million tons of satellites annually to build a large-scale space AI computing network, which he claims could be the lowest-cost method for operating large-scale AI [2] - Jeff Bezos has predicted that gigawatt-level data centers will be established in space within the next 10 to 20 years, indicating a growing interest in space data centers [2] - Beijing has announced plans to construct a centralized large-scale data center system in orbit, further emphasizing the trend of moving AI computing capabilities to space [2]