@saxena_puru The U.S. also functions much more as a competitive market place than other countries that are more federal. Lots of absorption can be picked up by states like Wyoming, North Dakota, West Virginia if they want to make data centers a growth strategy.
Caught an illness over the weekend and Austin is travelling, so we'll film the AI Investor Podcast on Friday this week. I'll get to all the questions previously asked, but if anyone else wants a question answered on the next episode, respond here and I'll make sure we get to it!
We have another interview on this week's AI Investor Podcast (coming out Thursday). However, with the market at its most choppy levels since July, was going to film a quick extra episode over the weekend. If any questions, shoot them my way and I'll do my best to get to them.
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New: Accenture has told employees it will only fund $29 per month of Claude use. Meaning that employees who often spend as much as $1,000 a month are now scrambling to find ways to keep access to the tool. A sign of the continuing crack down of AI https://t.co/Z2xswuSW5x
New interview with @DoombergT went live today. It features:
- The AI energy race: natural Gas vs. nuclear
- Their favorite investment spaces today
- Where they see long-term investment opportunities
Video is already on YouTube (link below) and to podcast apps shortly.
New robotics deep dive is out! Recommend watching on YouTube (link below), as there's *a ton* of graphics.
- Why did self-driving take so much longer than promised?
- What are the biggest robotics developments (so far) of 2026?
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@mikevorel And if have a benefactor you need a collective to funnel the incremental dollars through. UW shut that down (after Montlake Futures distributed $44M its final season). Everyone wants a whale, no one talks about how the mechanism for said whales was shut down.
@jafgreen Hey James - I think we could probably do that. Working on a broad optics explainer right now that weaves in a lot of history for understanding where we sit today.
In yesterday's episode, we covered last week's memory debate and laid out why lower but still very elevated margins were the likely scenario for memory. That's precisely what $SNDK just guided to.
SanDisk $SNDK lays out its FY28–FY30 targets:
Mid-to-high teens revenue growth
~80% non-GAAP gross margin
~50% adjusted FCF margin
The company also expects to return 100% of excess cash to shareholders.