Jason Calacanis

But I think data centers in space would be a midterm to long-term play.

Three years is what I'm hearing.

So tell us about that business in relation to the two charts I just shared.

Rapid reusability in Starship means if they get... When do you predict they'll have that rapid reusability to space?

You think a year or two years?

I think that's most consensus.

A year or two is, I think, perfect consensus, yeah.

And NVIDIA is making a space designed version of this, which will be different because the heat sink has to be different.

There's a bunch of weight that you put on it when it's in a data center that you don't need in space.

And you also have to reinforce it for the journey to space because these things are going to shake and break apart.

The data center ones are not made to have that many G's put on them.

So you're going to need an industrial strength one that gets to space that has a different profile.

Yeah, Gavin?

One of their specialities.

All right, let's do NVIDIA and then the market recap, since we have you here, Gavin, and since Freeburg, you wanted to get in on that.

NVIDIA blew out its earnings again.

Q1 performance is just mind-boggling.

$81.6 billion in revenue, up 85% year-over-year, 20% quarter-of-a-quarter.

High growth in the stock market for those people who don't participate.

20% would be a high-growth company.