Chris Stott, the founder, chair, and CEO of Lonestar, told TechCrunch that the idea to build a data center in space originated back in 2018 — years before the current AI-driven surge in data ...

But for seasoned investors like Chris Stott, Chief Investment Officer of 1851 Capital, these turbulent periods often create opportunity.

Apollo 16 astronaut Charlie Duke and space shuttle astronaut Nicole Stott will have profiles of their faces land on the moon.

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"The best place to back up our data, away from the disasters, wars, and accidents down here where data has value, we looked," Lonestar CEO Chris Stott said.

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It provided an undisclosed amount of funds to Chris Stott, Lonestar's CEO, with material for its early test mission.

Chris Stott, the founder, chair, and CEO of Lonestar, told TechCrunch that the idea to build a data center in space originated back in 2018 — years before the current AI-driven surge in data ...