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Portfolio : SpaceX, Groq, Perplexity, Cerebras, Replit & more
True that electricity cost is not a factor.
Space will absolutely dominate deployment time and scale.
When you move the complexity into a factory from the wild, one can win on scale big time, imagine deploying a data center in a couple of days compared to going through complex building permits.
Masayoshi Son questioned Musk's orbital AI data centers, noting electricity is just 7% of costs and the AI race will be won on Earth within a few years (@timkhiggins / Wall Street Journal)
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Anthropic accused Alibaba, $BABA, of illegally extracting the capabilities of its Claude AI model in what it says was its largest known attack, per Reuters.
Samsung and SK Hynix are reportedly preparing huge AI investment announcements next week.
Samsung Group is expected to unveil a ~$646B, 10-year spending plan, roughly one-third of South Korea’s 🇰🇷 annual GDP.
The United States 🇺🇸 Army has awarded Anduril a contract with a total value of as much as $20 billion to buy software, hardware and services from Anduril
The agreement establishes a single procurement vehicle to speed up timelines. The agreement includes a five-year base period along with another five-year optional ordering period - Bloomberg
The next phase of AI progress will be defined by compute architecture and inference speed.
Seeing @cerebras infrastructure come to AWS is a strong signal of where the stack is heading.
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If SpaceX enters the S&P 500, it would mark a major shift:
Space infrastructure becoming part of the core global economy.
The frontier stack is forming — space, AI compute, robotics, and AI-native software
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Potentially massive news.
S&P is considering changing its rules for how companies join the S&P 500 Index, a move that would potentially fast-track @SpaceX’s entry after its IPO.
The rule change could mean that SpaceX would see a wave of billions of dollars in forced buying. Funds that track the index must buy newly added stocks, and roughly $24 trillion is tied to the S&P 500.
Unlike other indexes, there has been no fast-track for joining the S&P 500. Companies need to meet criteria including having a market capitalization — the value of outstanding shares — of at least $22.7 billion, be domiciled in the US and be a public company for 12 months. But that could soon change. Any decision to allow a new entrant is made by a committee.
The Nasdaq is also considering a proposal to speed up the inclusion of newly listed, large-cap firms in the widely followed Nasdaq 100 benchmark, and FTSE Russell has launched a consultation on the treatment of large IPOs in its Russell US Equity Indexes.
The next trillion-dollar companies won’t look like the last ones.
The frontier stack is forming:
Space → @SpaceX
AI models → @xai
AI compute → @GroqInc / @cerebras
AI-native software → @Replit
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