HPE's Spaceborne Computer 4 to run AI on the Moon aboard Astrolab's FLIP rover
Hewlett Packard Enterprise will send its fourth-generation Spaceborne Computer to the Moon later this year aboard Astrolab's FLIP rover under NASA's CLPS program. The system, with two mirrored 1 TB Kioxia SSDs, will run AI and HPC experiments, including LLM tests with RAG and HPL and HPCG benchmarks, during a year-long mission.
- SBC4 carries two mirrored 1 TB Kioxia SSDs in a software RAID 1
- Experiments include LLM tests with RAG plus HPL and HPCG benchmarks
- Astrolab's FLIP rover rides the Griffin-1 lander to the lunar south pole
- The mission lasts a year with 14-day night cycles
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