This is Elon right now, as he reveals his master plan to put 1 million AI satellites in space.

This is Elon right now, as he reveals his master plan to put 1 million AI satellites in space. Every time you prompt chat GPT, Gemini or Claude, your question travels to a massive warehouse of computers. These data centers need so much power that entire towns are fighting back and so much cooling that tech giants are draining actual rivers. So Elon Musk asked a wild question. What if we stop building them on Earth? Yesterday, he confirmed the name Starmind, a network of up to 1 million satellites processing AI directly in orbit. In the right orbit, the sun never sets. Power is nearly unlimited. There is no air, so heat radiates away on its own. No electricity bills, no cooling bills, no land. The two biggest costs in AI just disappear. Each satellite has solar arrays 70 meters wide packed with AI chips beaming answers back through lasers. SpaceX is already building a factory. The first two prototypes target early 2027. But here is the part nobody is connecting. The Starmind trademark wasn't filed by SpaceX. It was filed by xAI, Elon's AI company. The rockets and the AI are merging into one project. And he is not the only one leaving. In the last six months, Jeff Bezos filed for 51,000 data center satellites through Blue Origin. Meta signed a deal to beam solar power from orbit. China sank an entire AI data center to the ocean floor. Everyone hit the same wall and everyone is heading the same direction, off the planet. People shrugged at Starlink too, then it owned the sky.