Recently, GOSpaceX officially introduced the second constellation group within its 'Stellar Computing' program, highlighted by the launch of the 'Libra-10' satellite. This satellite stands out with its remarkable single-satellite computing capability, surpassing 10POPS (100 trillion operations per second). Earlier, on May 14th of this year, GOSpaceX successfully launched the inaugural constellation group of the 'Stellar Computing' program, establishing itself as the pioneer in space-based computing constellations globally. This initial constellation, comprising 12 satellites developed by GOSpaceX, is outfitted with core payloads crafted by the Zhejiang Lab, adhering to the 'Three-Body Computing Constellation' standard. The introduction of the second constellation group marks a pivotal shift in the 'Stellar Computing' program, transitioning from technological validation to expansive deployment, thereby expediting the establishment of a globally inclusive AI space infrastructure.