SpaceX drops the hypiest IPO filing and says "we believe we have identified the largest TAM in human history", and you're like, my interplanetary east India company, what delectable spice have you decided to ship across the stars, and it's like... 22 trillion dollars of b2b saas
@LeoCapital_01@SpaceX Total U.S. broadband market is ~$180B per @USTelecom@SpaceX estimate for broadband alone is over 4X that number. Obviously represents a global TAM for LEO market, but time will tell whether the constellation and capacity growth can support 400M broadband customers (40X today)
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@wave3trades@YodaStockInvest One note, and probably doesn’t affect valuation / hype short term. But D2D uptake has been extremely limited so far. See https://t.co/q2dDBJ80Yz
@yummyCenturyEgg Big picture, isn’t coverage important? AT&T can only offer those converged savings to maybe 30M households passed by FTTH and cable is offering converged savings nationwide to 120M+ households with gigabit speeds (albeit not symmetric everywhere) coming in 2027
@RogerEntner@ATT@TMobile The FTTH limitation means this offer is only available to ~30m fiber-passed households or <1/4 of the country. Cable’s competitive converged offers are available nationwide to +120m households.
By all means, more competition is a good thing for American connectivity consumers.
Interesting: “Displacing white collar work would require orders of magnitude more compute intensity than the current level utilization. If automation expands rapidly, demand for compute definitionally rises, pushing up its marginal cost. If the marginal cost of compute rises above the marginal cost of human labor for certain tasks, substitution will not occur,creating a natural economic boundary.”