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No you’re just confident despite your ignorance. Turning waste heat into electromagnetic radiation is not easy or efficient - 100 to 350W per square meter in current space craft. The sheer scale of radiators necessary in a orbital data centre would dwarf the footprint of the servers themselves.
Perhaps you can educate us instead of being mad at the world?
Thanks but I'd like to not read Billy Madison's lecture on thermal dynamics based on magic and fairy dust.