Jason

When SpaceX goes public, if it's at that 1.75 trillion dollar valuation, so weird to say trillion dollar valuation for an IPO, they would be the eighth largest company in the world right behind TSMC and Saudi Aramco.

They're both worth

1.7 x at the taping of this podcast tesla is number 10 with 1.37 trillion dollar valuation hey if you were to combine those two as many people are speculating will happen at some point and you can buy the stock ticker elon that would be a 3.1 trillion dollar company and that would make them the fourth largest company ahead of microsoft they're aiming to raise to about 75 billion which would be the by far the biggest raise ever in an ipo uh expected to go out in june

I think they were trying to hit the 420 date because that would have been even more hilarious, but they're not going to be able to do that.

SpaceX recently acquired X.AI for $250 billion.

That includes X and Twitter and the XAI, Large Language Model AI company, Starlink, generating between 50% and 80% of SpaceX's revenue.

We'll have all those details shortly.

And it'll be close to $20 billion a year, according to reports.

Launch of rockets is the other 40% of the business, $5 billion in 2024, according to reports.

Total revenue, $20.25, $15 to $16 billion, with $8 billion in profit, according to Reuters.

So let's stop there, and we're going to talk about all the other IPOs that could be coming.

I think people really want to know, and you may have mentioned this on an earlier episode, what are the chances that Tesla, if this IPO goes well, that Tesla and SpaceX could wind up being the same company we saw there collaborating on a fab?

100% is what you're putting it on?

Okay.

What will that mean if those two companies or when those two companies merge?

And it speaks to the singularity that's going on right now.

You know, you had a car company, you had a space company.

Okay, that was a pretty, how do those two things overlap?

And it's like AI, data centers in space, where do you get chips from?

And then actually going to raw materials inside of one factory,