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The one reason I can think of is to lower Starlink latency by around 1-2ms to whatever services they're providing if you're connecting directly to the satellite that does the compute, but I'd struggle to come up with many actual use cases for that there where the juice is worth the squeeze.
I can see why he'd want it since there'd be a lot of cross-sell opportunities there, i.e. use Starlink if you want lower latency to our hosted servers, and use our hosted servers if you want Starlink subscribers to have lower latency to your service. Maybe the point isn't to put a giant warehouse of supercomputers there, it's just to get enough to run a bunch of Counter-Strike 2 and TURN servers. But that's speculation on my part, I've no idea what the dozy bellend is actually thinking.