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That simply isn’t true, the video I linked explains everything clearly, for a 20kw satellite the cooling area is needed very modest.
Still not a great idea and I am not advocating for it, but people need to stop fighting bullshit with bullshit and start fighting it with truth.
For reference, a GB300 server is now at about 8.5kw for a single server. So I guess I could be seen as being a bit off, the ISS could sustain 10 servers (they support 75-90kW evidently). But ISS scale couldn't support even a single NVL72 rack.