Next Thursday, Google will launch an experimental satellite into orbit. This satellite has sufficient computing power to respond to simple artificial intelligence query requests from space. This work is part of Google's ambitious project, the Japanese Archer Program. The project aims to deploy an artificial intelligence data center into space and use solar energy to power it. On October 1, this satellite from the San Francisco laboratory named MVP by Google will be the first step taken by the tech giants. The satellite will be launched into orbit with the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket at Vandenberg Space Force Base near Santa Barbara, California.

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