Neil Freiman

But Elon Musk, of course, has this vision that goes beyond our feeble minds, and that is to combine

XAI, which he wants to be an AI competitor with the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic and Microsoft and Google.

He wants them to be as big as that.

And combine that with SpaceX, and you get what is building the infrastructure for orbital data centers.

He wants to put a million data centers into space by combining SpaceX and XAI.

He looks at this from a vertical integration perspective and says, okay, this makes a lot of sense to have Grok, XAI, Starlink, SpaceX, Starship all combined into one conglomerate that is controlled by him because that is the ultimate vision.

And it's also one of the reasons, probably the main reason why he needs to IPO this thing very fast because XAI is losing a lot of money, putting a million dollars

putting a million data centers into space.

I don't know the actual price tag of that, but it's going to cost a ton of money, and going public gets you that funding that you need.

God, I love rocket launches.

It was so fun to watch.

I mean, we were all at this place ready to sit down for dinner, for Seder.

And then, you know, the lady was like, we all need to sit down, ring the bell.

And then like 20 people gathered around the TV and we were just watching the rocket launch.

And we're like, no, five more minutes until it goes up.

And there was just, you could not hear a sound.

Everyone was so glued to the TV to see this rocket launch.

So

Looks like they're on their way to the moon to go around the moon, and they probably will reach it, if all things go well, by Monday, April 6th.

Moving on, Nike is finding out that reviving its business is a little more challenging than saying, just do it.