Artificial intelligence is pushing Earth's infrastructure to its limits.
Modern AI models require vast amounts of electricity, cooling, water, and land—resources that are already strained by climate pressure, geopolitics, and exploding demand. As data centers grow larger and more power-hungry, the question is no longer how to scale AI on Earth, but whether Earth can support it at all.
The Final Server Farm examines a radical but increasingly serious solution: moving AI data centers into orbit and onto the Moon.
This book explores why space-based computing is gaining attention from governments, defense agencies, and technology firms, and how orbital and lunar environments could solve problems that Earth cannot. From unlimited solar energy and natural cooling to geopolitical neutrality and physical security, space offers structural advantages that change the economics and strategy of computation.
Inside, you'll learn:
• Why AI's energy demand is reshaping global infrastructure
• How orbital and lunar data centers could function in practice
• The technical, economic, and political challenges of space-based compute
• Why future AI power may be decided beyond Earth's surface
The Final Server Farm is not science fiction. It is an analysis of where AI infrastructure is heading—and why the future of intelligence may depend on leaving the planet behind.
