@itsmoislam@ekriessmann@AltimeterCap@NYSE What isn't being explored enough is how well suited space is for true dual use - one product roadmap, two applications - vs. other types of hardware startups
@itsmoislam@_Eric_Romo@GoToImpulse@SpaceX The only way to break this (as the free market) is to create a space application with high volume and barriers to entry and let microeconomics do the work. Otherwise application first companies will start exploring dedicated launch like @CowboySpaceCorp
@HedgieMarkets This might make sense if you believe that this will be a much more consolidated market with very few giants and you have unbound conviction in a founder/company โ doesnโt sound like thatโs whatโs happened here.
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@jayrtfm@Robotbeat Solaren, never forget! https://t.co/DAQWWSF9te That was space solar energy 1.0, this new generation uses an entirely different architecture (optical) that wasnโt on the radar back then
"We don't need data centers in space. We need deep tech investors on Earth."
Completely agree @Playground_VC@iamrahulmeka, plus these days we can just beam the energy down to power data centers we already have =)
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@pmarca I keep saying thisโฆ the answer is more utilization and data centers accomplish that especially since they often show up with more innovative tech. Thatโs where we should be investing, higher utilization
@G_Freeman77@ApoStructura Quite the opposite, we think this is the most flexible and best long term solution - you can pick which data center or non-data center load to send the energy to and then change it months or years later as needs evolve