On October 14, the world's first space computing constellation, the 02 computing power satellites of the “Star Arithmetic” program, successfully launched and completed the first networking. With the addition of 8 satellites, the total computing power of the “Star Arithmetic” constellation reached 50P, which is equivalent to being able to perform 500 million operations in space per second. The constellation uses a “cloud-side collaboration” distributed structure, which can process tasks separately and collaboratively complete complex calculations, maximizing the efficiency of computing power utilization. In the future, “Star Arithmetic” plans to build a space computing network composed of 2,800 computing satellites, covering the world's land, sea, air and sky.

On October 14, the world's first space computing constellation, the 02 computing power satellites of the “Star Arithmetic” program, successfully launched and completed the first networking. With the addition of 8 satellites, the total computing power of the “Star Arithmetic” constellation reached 50P, which is equivalent to being able to perform 500 million operations in space per second. The constellation uses a “cloud-side collaboration” distributed structure, which can process tasks separately and collaboratively complete complex calculations, maximizing the efficiency of computing power utilization. In the future, “Star Arithmetic” plans to build a space computing network composed of 2,800 computing satellites, covering the world's land, sea, air and sky.