Rohan Anil pens writeup on space-based AI training, targeting compute islands in orbit
omarsar0 · x · 2026-11-03
Rohan Anil, a researcher known for developing training algorithms used in frontier models, has published a writeup on his work at CoreAuto. His focus: training across distributed "compute islands," with the long-term goal of moving AI training into space aboard satellites.
The post lays out the technical problem of training over physically separated compute clusters and his vision for orbital training infrastructure from a heavyweight practitioner in the field.
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