Cowboy Space leases a huge facility in the Seattle area to produce hardware for orbital data centers
291,000 sq ft. Cowboy Space just leased a massive Washington facility to build hardware for orbital data centers — the compute buildout is going vertical.
Why it matters
Orbital data centers represent a new frontier in AI compute infrastructure. A major facility expansion signals that companies are moving beyond Earth-based data centers to address power, cooling, and latency constraints in the AI race.
The key facts
8 to knowCowboy Space leasing 291,035-square-foot facility in Kent, Washington
Facility supports production of orbital data center hardware
California-based company expanding manufacturing capacity
Orbital data centers as emerging AI infrastructure strategy
Cowboy Space leasing 291,035-sq-ft facility in Kent, Washington
Production focus: hardware for orbital data centers
California-based company scaling manufacturing capacity
Orbital data center infrastructure as emerging compute architecture
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Publisher excerpt: California-based Cowboy Space is leasing a 291,035-square-foot industrial facility in Kent, Wash., to support the production of hardware for its…