Ed Ludlow

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Listen to Bloomberg Tech on your commute home and stay ahead of the news cycle.

And I'm Ed Ludlow.

Join us for Bloomberg Tech, a daily podcast focused exclusively on technology, innovation, and the future of business.

Listen to Bloomberg Tech on your commute home and stay ahead of the news cycle.

And I'm Ed Ludlow.

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On paper, it's the only launch system capable of putting payload into orbit at a level that will sustain orbital data center or take humans to Mars, but in the first instance, the moon.

And so it does really matter.

All of these science fiction predictions that SpaceX is making for its future business lines, they are all predicated and completely dependent on that system working and being reusable.

And I'm Ed Ludlow.

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If they get their rocket launch system fully reusable and the cadence right, they build out a massive network of satellites that operate as data centers.

But the point of the data centers is inference, running AI workloads on a dollar per token basis that would make them, if they can get the economics of it right, better and more competitive than a data center here on Earth, Terra Firma, that's a big tin can with lots of servers on it.

And the money raised from this IPO is used to buy GPUs.