Cantor says $RKLB remains a good entry point with Neutron positioned to become “the only viable alternative” to $SPCX Falcon 9 once operational.
It also expects the Iridium acquisition to roughly double annual revenue and cement Rocket Lab as an end-to-end space company.
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The AI buildout is becoming a power land-grab and this group now controls ~32 GW of planned capacity that could be repurposed into higher-value compute:
• $IREN ~5.8 GW
• $CIFR ~4.0 GW
• $HUT ~3.8 GW
• $WULF ~3.6 GW
• $MARA ~2.8 GW
• $CORZ ~2.6 GW
• $RIOT ~2.0 GW
• $CLSK ~1.8 GW
• $GLXY ~1.7 GW
• $BITF ~0.8 GW
These companies already control one of the scarcest inputs in the AI economy so even if a portion of that 32 GW converts to full-stack compute then the revenue opportunity per MW can expand by ~6x.
Texas is becoming the center of the AI power race as $CIFR, $CORZ, $GLXY, $HUT, $IREN and $RIOT stack up HPC capacity across the state.
Now the race is who can turn those megawatts into AI revenue first.
If you had the chance to add:
$AMD at $100
$HIMS at $15
$OSCR at $12
$UNH at $240
$GOOG at $140
$DELL at $80
$PLTR at $7
$ZETA at $12
$ADUR at $3.85
You would BITE the hand off it, as we did at these levels
Now you have the chance to add similar great companies at suppressed levels, such as:
$CRWV at $108
$ASTS at $74
$GRRR at $14
$IREN at $43
$NBIS at $250
$WYFI at $28
$CIFR at $17
$SPCX ROADMAP TO THE NEXT DECADE
Raymond James says SpaceX can hit ~$5T in annual revenue at ~90% EBITDA margins within next decade as Starship drives launch costs from ~$2,700/kg toward ~$100/kg while lifting payload capacity from ~23 tons to over 100 tons.
That cost collapse turns orbit into industrial infrastructure making it economical to scale Starlink, AI compute, defense systems, manufacturing and eventually orbital infrastructure on top of the same transportation layer.
The model then compounds on itself as Falcon funded Starlink, Starlink funds Starship and Starship lowers the cost of deploying every new platform that comes after it.