The Interplanetary Cloud (Paperback)

Rishabh K. Jain

ISBN 10: 1764893824 / ISBN 13: 9781764893824

Published by Rishabh Kumar Jain, 2026

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Paperback. What happens when artificial intelligence comes for the very engineers who helped build the digital world?Written from the perspective of a cloud, DevOps and platform engineer experiencing AI job disruption from the inside, The Interplanetary Cloud begins with a first-hand look at today's changing workplace.The book takes readers on a journey through the practical realities of our AI transition. It addresses the immediate pressures on knowledge workers alongside the physical and environmental demands of digital intelligence-massive energy demand, heat generation, and growing competition for Earth's land, water and resources. Rather than accepting workforce displacement or planetary damage as inevitable, the author presents Responsible Acceleration and the Employment Bridge: frameworks for helping workers adapt, protecting Earth and managing terrestrial computing responsibly.From there, the book expands its horizon outward. It explores how humanity could gradually reduce pressure on Earth's physical resources by extending data centres, autonomous manufacturing and energy-intensive computing into orbit, onto the Moon, and eventually across the Solar System.Spanning the coming decades and centuries, The Interplanetary Cloud presents a path toward a more abundant technological civilisation. By combining distributed-systems architecture, space logistics, AI and robotic automation, humanity could help create new industries, meaningful human work and access to resources far beyond the limits of one planet-allowing AI to become not simply a force of disruption, but an engine for expanding human opportunity while protecting Earth. From AI job disruption and Earth's computing limits to orbital data centres, lunar industry and robotics, The Interplanetary Cloud explores how technology could expand human opportunity and resources beyond Earth. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Interplanetary Cloud (Paperback)
• Publisher: Rishabh Kumar Jain
• Publication Date: 2026
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1764893824
• ISBN 13: 9781764893824
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: new

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What happens when artificial intelligence comes for the very engineers who helped build the digital world?

Written from the perspective of a cloud, DevOps and platform engineer experiencing AI job disruption from the inside, The Interplanetary Cloud begins with a first-hand look at today's changing workplace.

The book takes readers on a journey through the practical realities of our AI transition. It addresses the immediate pressures on knowledge workers alongside the environmental cost of digital intelligence—massive energy demand, heat generation, and growing competition for Earth's land, water and resources. Rather than accepting workforce displacement or planetary damage as inevitable, the author presents Responsible Acceleration and the Employment Bridge: frameworks for helping workers adapt, protecting Earth and managing terrestrial computing responsibly.

From there, the book expands its horizon outward. It explores how humanity could gradually reduce pressure on Earth's physical resources by extending data centres, autonomous manufacturing and energy-intensive computing into orbit, onto the Moon, and eventually across the Solar System.

Spanning the coming decades and centuries, The Interplanetary Cloud presents a path toward a more abundant technological civilisation. By combining distributed-systems architecture, space logistics, AI and robotic automation, humanity could create new industries, meaningful human work and access to resources far beyond the limits of one planet—allowing AI to become not simply a force of disruption, but an engine for expanding human opportunity while protecting Earth.