Breka Stoll
speaker
44 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 4 Jun
Breka Stoll’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Elon Musk's premier rocket and AI company is aiming to IPO at $135 a share, a valuation of roughly $1.75 trillion.
SpaceX plans to sell 555 million shares, which would raise more than $74 billion and break the record set by Saudi Aramco, an oil company that IPO'd in 2019.
Musk is allocating an outsized percentage of shares for retail investors.
The typical IPO allocates 5% to 10%, but SpaceX is allocating 30%.
One senior analyst told the New York Times that SpaceX's IPO nearly matches the total of all U.S.
IPOs for the past two years combined.
Musk is expected to become the world's first trillionaire after shares begin trading.
SpaceX's stock market debut comes as OpenAI and Anthropic also circle their own IPOs amid record-breaking stock market highs driven by the AI boom.
Demand for AI is skyrocketing as it's adopted across industries.
And as a result, so is the demand for compute.
Data centers provide the electrical power, cooling, and infrastructure to power consumers' favorite AI models like Grok, Claude, Gemini, and ChatGPT.
But running data centers requires massive amounts of energy and power, causing AI companies to raise their subscription prices and even cut back on other strategic investments.
OpenAI recently scrapped its video-generating platform, Sora, to free up computing space.
As companies face mounting hurdles in building new data centers, from supply shortages to political pushback, the rapid growth of AI might be slowed by the compute bottleneck.
The Daily Wire can first report that 14 states and the District of Columbia have joined a home for every child after President Trump signed an executive order in November building on the First Lady's Foster the Future program.
Now, this program seeks to rectify the massive gap in licensed foster homes for children in the United States because, as we are told, for every 100 children in care, there are only 57 licensed foster homes.
The states involved have each committed to organizing their child welfare systems around changing that national metric to a one to one ratio, while also reporting data back to HHS in order to, for the first time, see national reports and scorecards.
This will also undo Biden era requirements that excluded foster parents who espoused Christian views on gender ideology.
Assistant Secretary Alex Adams told me, I've never talked to a state child welfare director who said their biggest issue was that they had too many families going to foster.
And he added that, quote, the message we send to prospective foster parents is so critical.
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