Patrick McGoldrick

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252 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 18 Dec

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Bloomberg Tech · Micron’s Rosy Memory Outlook Lifts AI Hopes · 18 Dec 2025 podcast

So super important from my perspective.

And perhaps the adrenaline is pumping through them at this moment.

I think truly the way that the vehicle is designed is that it's very automated.

So they're strapped into their seats.

Yeah, I mean, I think it's a mix.

You know, Blue Origin and Bezos himself has, you know, there's usually an impact angle to what they do.

Like, there is meaning behind what he's doing.

The first passengers were, and I call them passengers because they're really, like Lauren has said, it's an autonomous vehicle and they're kind of along for the ride.

Um, the first passengers were selected very carefully, you know, they wanted to tell the right story.

And, um, but no, I mean, um, people are, they have put down deposits, they've paid their way.

They, um, there's a long list of people who really want to go, um, to space.

In addition to, um, uh, the first person in a wheelchair, which again is like really pointing to how accessible spaceflight has become.

Um, Hans is a big one for me.

I mean, this is, he's a SpaceX legend.

Um, he was, um,

one of the earliest and most senior employees at SpaceX.

He was their VP of build and flight reliability for a decade.

So seeing a key architect of SpaceX's success fly on a Jeff Bezos-owned Blue Origin rocket is kind of the crossover moment that has the industry talking.

I think it's really interesting.

Yeah, absolutely.

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