Datacenter Dynamics Becomes First Magazine to Land Coverage on the Moon

Datacenter Dynamics and Its Historic Lunar Achievement

In an extraordinary feat that toyed with the very limits of journalism and technology, Datacenter Dynamics (DCD) recently became the first magazine in history to store a feature on the Moon. This milestone achievement was made possible in collaboration with the space startup LoneStar Holdings Ltd, who joined forces to launch the Intuitive Machines IM-2 lander, a mission that not only aimed to explore lunar terrain but also to carry digital data into space.

On March 6, 2025, the IM-2 successfully landed on the Moon, holding within its grasp a copy of DCD’s feature on the development of lunar digital infrastructure. This pioneering content is now not only a documentation of technological advancements but also a symbol of how far human imagination and innovation can reach.

Chris Stott, Chairman and CEO of LoneStar Data Holdings, praised the collaboration, emphasizing the unique intersection of data management and space exploration. “At every step of the way, Datacenter Dynamics has been reporting on the nuances of this emerging sector. They uniquely had the foresight to accompany us on our journey, making them literally part of this lunar endeavor,” he highlighted. This partnership represents a groundbreaking approach to media and technology convergence, merging traditional journalism with cutting-edge scientific exploration.

Sebastian Moss, the Editor-in-Chief of DCD, expressed immense excitement about this achievement. “We are thrilled to announce our successful mission to the Moon,” he said, adding, “What better place to archive our exploration of lunar infrastructure than the Moon itself? This is a monumental first for any publication.”

The feature in question has been published in the latest issue of DCD Magazine, which is now available online for free. Moreover, physical copies are being showcased at the DCD>New York conference, taking place from March 24 until March 25, 2025, at the Marriott Marquis in Times Square.

DCD has officially positioned itself as a forerunner in covering the data center industry over the past 25 years. This lunar venture adds another feather to its cap, marking a new era in how media can transcend physical limitations and engage with audience in unprecedented ways. The digital content stored on the Moon is not merely about data; it stands as a testament to the heights that can be achieved when visionaries dare to push boundaries.

The journey of DCD's feature to lunar orbit is something that has never been done before, making it a remarkable addition to the realm of scientific and technological exploration. As the world watches the unfolding narrative of lunar development, DCD continues to lead the conversation and evolution within the rapidly growing data center sector.

DCD is committed to fostering growth and sustainability in the industry through events and trainings tailored for the evolving dynamics of technology. The company’s focus on innovation positions it at the forefront of industry developments as we inch closer to realizing a more data-driven future — quite literally, in this case, beyond our planet.

To learn more about Datacenter Dynamics and their ongoing projects, visit their website.