This is your desktop. Minimise the panel and the game keeps running in the strip at the bottom.
You're in Relaxed mode: network, cooling, power, maintenance and sales run themselves. Your job is to grow: buy racks, expand the building, then head for orbit.
Buy racks and rent their compute to AI companies. Compute is measured in PF (petaflops, a quadrillion calculations per second): more PF, more money. Watch power and heat; if either runs out, new racks won't help.
Space has different rules. There's no grid: all your power comes from solar wings, and for a third of every orbit you're in Earth's shadow. Cooling is easy, heat radiates into the void. The real problem is bandwidth: results that can't get down to Earth are worth nothing. In return, orbital compute pays 60% more.
You won't always sell all of your capacity. Spot demand rises and falls during the day, and unsold capacity sits idle. Lease it out on long fixed contracts and the unit price drops, but the income is guaranteed. That steady income is what keeps the company alive on bad days.