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Data centers could be located in space, resulting in losses for the local communities who have allowed them to be built in their areas
Evidence-limited assessment
Confidence not measured.
Accuracy: Unverifiable. The excerpts support that orbital/space-based data centers are technically feasible and in demo/pilot development. But they do not establish the claimed connection that this would result in losses for local communities that hosted terrestrial data centers. The community evidence describes current or potential benefits, and one excerpt says Earth-based centers are likely to retain dominance for real-time computing rather than be replaced.