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Yeah, so we think launch is worth probably, or is revenue generating probably at least 10 billion.

And we think that the satellite constellation Starlink is probably eight-ish, nine-ish billion.

My colleague John Butler did the work on that.

So...

We're up actually probably closer to 20 billion.

Look, I think the combining with XAI is all about sort of strategy and funding AI.

Well, Inertia is the commercial fusion energy company.

That's because in order to commercialize the technology, you need to prove the science.

So we are resting on the scientific proof that it was made several years ago.

You probably read about it at Lawrence Livermore National Lab.

Yes.

And now we are here to take it out of the lab and bring it to the grid.

And we do that in three ways.

One, of course, start with proven science.

Number two, we're going to go build the world's most powerful laser.

In fact, the laser we're going to build is a million times more powerful than the one they use over at Lawrence Livermore.

It's 20 times more efficient and one-tenth the size.

Then we're going to go build the world's first fusion fuel target manufacturing plant.

And then lastly, we're going to bring all those things together into a grid-scale 1.5 gigawatt power plant that we hope to bring online in the 2030s.

Well, fusion energy is not a cheap endeavor, so yes, it will be capital intensive.