SpaceX

The company is launching a massive chip-making project in Texas and preparing for an IPO.

“That's the thing. So I think this is really interesting. Another interesting piece of tech, and we're very tech-heavy today. SpaceX chip-making project in Texas will have an initial price tag of at least fifty-five billion dollars and could eventually grow to …”

Negotiating with Google for a launch deal and preparing for an IPO.

“[chimes ringing] In other business news, we're exclusively reporting that Google is in talks with SpaceX for a rocket launch deal that would help Google put its own data centers in space. A deal like this would have Google and SpaceX working together, even as …”

Partnered with Anthropic for the Colossus facility in Memphis.

“We announced a partnership with SpaceX for their Colossus facility in Memphis. Really excited about that. It's gonna allow us to continue to expand, especially on the consumer and prosumer side. But that's just one example of us just, as you said, looking for …”

Used as an example of a company that should go public to avoid issues with layered SPVs.

“By the way, I, and I will guarantee you this, once SpaceX goes public, once Anthropic goes public, once OpenAI goes public, you're going to see a litany of these lawsuits back and forth between the purveyors of these SPVs.”

Uses VLC to monitor rocket launches.

“... uh, tweets for people using, um, VLC in weird places. Uh, a lot of the people doing Formula 1 are i- in all the paddocks, they use VLC to play the live feed. Uh, we've seen, uh, the European Space Agency. We've seen SpaceX, like, monitoring the, the launch…”

Used as an example of a company that applies first principles to design and engineering.

“And before I say, just to say who Hiroki is, everyone knows Jony Ive. Hiroki is a bit of an unsung hero. I always heard about him. He's like this legendary, mythical figure that, like, was elusive. He- there's, like, almost no photos of him online. There's, li…”