Ed Ludlow

And there, look, we have the landing, touchdown.

It is seemingly successful.

Lauren, we always come back on Bloomberg to the financing of this.

And we await potentially 2026, an enormous IPO of SpaceX as well.

That must be something you're tuned in for.

right so he said it the thing that i took note of her the fact that he thinks that space will be the cheapest place for a idea sinners to be in the next two to three years obviously i think that might be a very ambitious timeline as well uh... dept they don't have to have given a timeline of of ten years in order for it to be economically feasible and i think that's another expert who mentioned that makes a little bit more sense and then on the starship front as we mentioned he talked about

Darktrace CEO, Jill Popelka.

And she says that AI has, quote, democratized cyber attacks.

And there needs to be a shift towards sophisticated defenses to protect businesses.

She spoke with Bloomberg's Francine Lacroix on the sidelines of 2026 World Economic Forum.

Take a listen.

So is AI and cybersecurity much more sophisticated than even 12 months ago?

Okay, I'm interested, Patrick, on, you know, the next set of data centers are meant to be being built in space, if you're listening to Elon Musk over at Davos today.

I'm interested as to whether that is something that you think is applicable to your technology and how you think you're going to be beating, what are quite a lot of competitors out there?

Are you, Michael, seeing the adoption by, well, those out there at the moment building the data centers for such new, interesting technology?

Because as you say, this could just be replacing, dropped in instead of a GPU.

How are you seeing that revenue process as you back it with this sort of Series A funding?

Why underwrite Neurofos versus, as I said, Light Matter, IR Labs?

And boy, is there a need for an unlock on the energy side.

Patrick Bowen, we thank you so much.