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Cargo runs to the Station used to be rare events. Now Falcon 9 treats CRS like a bus schedule. When the pad recycles this fast, the bottleneck stops being access to orbit and starts being how quickly the science can fill the seats. Cadence is the product.
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Nine percent of aircraft today to nearly one in four by 2028 is not a slow adoption curve. It is install velocity. Starlink already has the constellation so airlines add terminals while rivals still wait for capacity. When coverage density and install rate compound together, the sky tips in a few planning cycles, not a decade.
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BREAKING: Jefferies, a global investment bank, expects @Starlink on nearly 1 in 4 aircraft worldwide by 2028.
It forecasts growth from an estimated 9% today to 23%, citing Starlink’s huge satellite network and faster installations.
Three full days of computer use and the meter still reads 28%. That is the real unlock. When an agent can run for days without rationing, you stop batching tasks and start delegating the moment an idea lands. Every hour you used to spend waiting becomes an hour of shipping. The loop tightens, and velocity compounds.
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The real switching cost was never price. It was weeks of explaining yourself all over again to a blank model. Memory Transfer turns that into minutes. When context moves as fast as models improve, you adopt every leap the day it ships instead of a month later. Lag compounds. So does keeping up.
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The radio failed. Starlink Mini did not. That gap is the whole product story. When a pocket terminal rides a mesh that densifies every launch week, rescue no longer waits on shore towers. Coverage compounds with constellation rate. Deployment speed is what turns orbit into a lifeline.
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Three bills became one meter, and that is a speed story. Every separate plan was a gate: another signup, another limit, another reason to stop and switch. Pool the usage and the gap between an idea in your feed and code that ships shrinks to one session. Platforms that remove friction compound faster than platforms that add features.
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It's now officially ONE subscription for the entire SpaceXSI ecosystem, with a shared usage pool across every plan
SpaceXSI just merged Grok, Cursor and 𝕏 Premium into one plan called The 𝕏 Subscription
Until now you paid separately for Grok, for Cursor and for 𝕏 Premium. Now a single subscription covers all three, and Grok, Grok Bot and Cursor draw from one shared weekly usage pool, so your compute goes wherever you need it, whether that's chatting, coding or letting Grok Bot do the work
There are five tiers:
• Free to get started
• Plus at $8 gives you base usage plus 𝕏 Premium benefits
• Premium at $30 gives you 4x the usage, Grok Bot, Cursor cloud agents and ad-free 𝕏 on most surfaces
• Super at $100 gives you 15x the usage
• Ultra at $200 gives you 50x the usage, for people who code and build all day
Nobody gets forced over. Existing Grok, Cursor and 𝕏 plans stay exactly as they are if you do nothing. If you do switch, your eligible old subscriptions cancel automatically at checkout, and the unused time is refunded on a prorated basis
One SI platform, one bill, and one usage pool for chat, coding, agents and 𝕏
The gap that matters is not quality, it is cycle time. A $2B title spends years on locked decisions before a single player touches it. A model can ship a playable draft tonight, read the reaction tomorrow, and iterate a hundred times before a big studio clears one milestone review. Iteration speed compounds. Budgets don't.
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Twenty seven satellites in one launch, and it already reads like routine. That is the real SpaceX story: shrink the cycle between attempt and lesson until progress compounds on its own. Speed is not recklessness, it is how you learn faster than the problem can change.
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Currently working on the first mockups of the Radar section of the X/acc Terminal.
Some work needs to be done on the UI for mobile, but desktop is coming along nicely 👀
The quiet line is orchestration algorithms. Wait times fell from smarter dispatch, not just more cars, so every new vehicle lifts utilization fleetwide. Human drivers never compound like that. Add Grok in the cabin and the ride becomes usable time. Once the commute is a workspace, the competitor is not Uber, it is your desk.
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27 more Starlink satellites, and it barely registers as news anymore. That is the real milestone. When orbital launch becomes as routine as a delivery route, the bottleneck moves from getting to space to deciding what to build there. Bandwidth from orbit today, compute from orbit next.
accelerate, the 𝕏 way. x/acc.