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We’re a leading orbital data center company offering sovereign, secure data storage and compute in space
4 missions. Deployed first data center to the lunar surface. Fully operational April 2027.
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We joined @NYSE Launch Pad @Lonestar_Space Reserved our Ticker. Goals are important. We've been to the Moon twice. Wall Street's closer. @alexwg@devontriplett21@PeterDiamandis@ScoutVentures@TheVeteranFund
Rocket science is hard. Orbital Data Centers are harder. Standards truly help. @BICSI is leading and we're leading with them. Great day speaking at @BICSI here in Las Vegas today with @Astro_Mike and @J_LonestarSpace@Lonestar_Space
I'm delighted to share that Physical Superintelligence PBC (PSI), which I co-founded with @matthew_pines and @AKlokus, has raised a $58M seed round to build the world's most advanced research lab for discovering and commercializing transformative physics breakthroughs at scale with AI, safely, verifiably, and for broad public benefit.
Elon revealed the extraordinary vision for Starlink
If growth continues, Starlink will one day carry the majority of Internet traffic
At that point, it is the Internet....everything else just connects to Starlink
Look at where we already are:
• 10,900+ Starlink satellites operational
• Launches basically every few days
• Starlink Mobile expanding country by country
• Emergency connectivity when terrestrial networks aren't available
Now comes V3
Starlink V2 �� ~96 Gbps downlink
Starlink V3 → 1 Tbps downlink
That is roughly a 10× jump in one generation
And Elon’s number after that isn't 15,000 satellites
It’s more than 100,000 V3/V4/V5 satellites for broadband and direct-to-phone connectivity
Then layer Starmind on top
Those AI satellites don't just compute in orbit....they beam the results back through Starlink’s laser network
So Starlink increasingly becomes:
Internet → phone coverage → emergency infrastructure → orbital compute backhaul
Most companies spend decades building a national network
SpaceX is building the planetary one from orbit
Absolutely insane when you zoom out
The idea behind Lonestar started with a problem customers were already trying to solve.
Organizations responsible for critical data needed somewhere secure, accessible, resilient, and compatible with data sovereignty requirements.
Just spoke with a friend in the UK Government about the 'fear' of AI. I tried to tell him that history is repeating itself. It’s all about the flow of information. The printing press triggered the religious reformation, the renaissance, the enlightenment and the industrial revolution. It also brought about great societal change and political and economic turmoil. Today we have the internet (printing press); a digital renaissance (near instant global flow of ideas) and now AI and robotics (industrial revolution 2.0). Britain either embraces or gets left behind. Europe has already been left behind. China is scrambling, but massively hindered by their growing lack of population and draconian rules on the flow of data. America is leading. India is a close second (don’t forget India! they create 20% of the world’s data every day!). The greatest thing any Government can do: be positive about change. Allow it to happen, and embrace the amazing future that is unfolding around us. This is every nation's opportunity to move ahead. The politicians have a responsibility to their citizens to be bold not fearful, as they have nothing to fear but fear itself. Truly. @alexwg@elonmusk@JeffBezos@Lonestar_Space
Computers have moved beyond the blue screen of death, but that doesn't make them perfect. We rely on infrastructure that is still in its infancy...back up your data AND your software! Maintain version control. IT is not an after thought. It's not geeks in the basement. It's your very lifeblood!
When people think about cyberattacks, they usually picture stolen passwords or leaked data.
Increasingly, the real targets are the systems that keep everyday life running.
Why do people fear this so much? It is wonderful. A true expansion of human capabilities. Is this our cavemen brains...how is it some of us understand this, see this, but others cry out? Did those who made the renaissance, the enlightenment, the industrial revolution stop to ask permission? We'd all still be living in caves with a life expectancy of less tha n30 years...