Muon Space President Gregory Smirin and Voyager Technologies CEO Dylan Taylor discuss how satellites are evolving from simple data collectors into more capable systems that can process information in orbit. From wildfire detection to always-on connectivity and future orbital data centers, they explain how AI and real-time analytics are expanding what space-based infrastructure can do. Watch the conversation from CNBC's CONVERGE LIVE in Singapore.
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Muon Space President Gregory Smirin and Voyager Technologies CEO Dylan Taylor discuss how satellites are evolving from simple data collectors into more capable systems that can process information in orbit. From wildfire detection to always-on connectivity and future orbital data centers, they explain how AI and real-time analytics are expanding what space-based infrastructure can do. Watch the conversation from CNBC's CONVERGE LIVE in Singapore.
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