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1. Oct 21
   HPE's Spaceborne Computer-4 to run first lunar HPC benchmarks and AI tests

   Astrolab plans to send its uncrewed FLIP rover to the lunar south pole on the Griffin-1 mission later in 2026, carrying HPE's Spaceborne Computer-4, according to Tom's Hardware and IT之家 AI. HPE says the fanless, self-contained module will run what it calls the first high performance computing benchmarks on the lunar surface, including HPCG, along with large language model retrieval-augmented generation, vision inference, LiDAR processing and an AI services container. NASA is to run its FLUID neural network and test a tuned LLM, while Deloitte tests its Silent Shield intrusion-detection system; HPE's "first" claims and the launch schedule remain vendor assertions.

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