Nikesh Arora

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2,918 appearances 12 recordings 8 series first heard Nov 2025 last heard 6 Aug

Nikesh Arora’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The Twenty Minute VC (20VC): Venture Capital | Startup Funding | The Pitch · 20VC: Airtable Sold for $1.285BN | Leo Achenbrenner's Situational Awareness Blows Up | Moonshot AI Raises $3.5B at $35B | Anthropic Model Breaches Three Companies' Security | Big Tech Earnings: Why Palantir Beat The Rest · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

Which player ends up monetizing them becomes a question for the markets to decide.

And that's a timing question, no different than Leo's question.

That's a question of who builds the capability and the services.

I see where you live, Rory.

Yes, it's perfectly possible that there is a public market dislocation because the players at the tables might change.

And that's great.

That's called a buying opportunity because that doesn't take you to the infinite demand.

It's extremely possible that perhaps this wonderful company called Moonshot, which we talked about three seconds ago, could be the model of choice and that somebody is going to take that compute, which is not going to be used by Frontier LMS, and put Moonshot on it and sell it to enterprises at $0.10 a dollar for tokens.

Yeah.

That's the dislocation.

But the question becomes, you know, which ones of these are the markets going to support, right?

Is the market going to give you infinite capital to be able to build a compute because they believe you're the anointed winner?

Or does the market believe that you're running it differently and it wants you to run differently?

So I don't think the demand goes away.

I think in all these conversations,

One variable goes away when we run into this sort of technology shift, infinite bull market.

We take execution out of the picture.

Doesn't matter.

Every chicken manure company and every nuclear reactor company who says the words in PowerPoint is going to get funded by everyone because they assume flawless execution.

And you look around and then poor Jason is looking at SaaS companies and saying, holy shit, some of them not executing as well as the others.

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