Após devotar alguns meses estudando os ciclos de negócios (cuja a sua teoria foi objeto de minha dissertação de mestrado), agrupando e organizando alguns apontamentos que fiz: organizei este pequeno artigo.
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$SPCX — the case for it was never just one rocket. It's a supply chain: launch, sats, bandwidth, ports. This week advances all four.
#SpaceX#Starship#Flight14
#SpaceX Starship Flight 14 is ONE WEEK OUT — and history is on the line. 🚀
First orbital flight. First operational payload. This isn't a test run — it's the real thing.
What's on deck (launch window 08:15–09:30 ET, NET Sept 28):
Ah yes — the giant robotic arms will stay parked this flight. A tower catch isn't on the schedule yet. But if Ship survives reentry, the age of rapid reuse begins.
The takeaway: This isn't just a chip — it's China betting big on chips + cloud + open models working as one machine. The AI supply chain just got a real parallel track.
#Alibaba#AI#Semiconductors#Chips
The strategy: Now made in China (no TSMC), it's designed to fill the gap left as Nvidia's China share collapsed — from 95% in 2023 to a projected 8% by year-end 2026.
650+ customers already run Zhenwu silicon (finance, energy). Alibaba committed $53B+ to AI infra over 3 years.
IRAN JUST MADE AN OFFER THAT COULD RESHUFFLE THE OIL MAP.
Tehran says it's ready to reopen the Strait of Hormuz — the waterway that carries ~1/5 of the world's oil and gas — if the US eases military pressure and lifts its naval blockade. 🇮🇷
Reading the tea leaves: Iran casting reopening as leverage = a signal it wants sanctions/easing talks over confrontation. For markets, every "open" headline is an oil selloff trigger; every reversal is a spike.
🌐 ONE WEEK IN THE WORLD: the UN General Assembly becomes the geopolitical stage.
Leaders descend on New York (Sept 22–28) as three wars and an AI race collide — the UN's biggest test in years.
What's ahead:
🌍 Also on the table: climate action, sea-level rise, Sudan, Myanmar, Haiti, Cyprus — and loud calls for Security Council reform.
Guterres (final GA as SG): the world feels "entitled to do whatever they want."