Sean Rameswaram

And this IPO hopes to raise way more money than Tesla ever could have imagined back in 2010.

The expectations are potentially $80 billion or more that would come into the company that it needs for these grand ambitions.

And where will those billions of dollars go immediately?

Starship is their giant spaceship that they have been developing.

We recently saw a test launch.

This thing still has some work that it needs, and it's kind of the linchpin of the strategy for SpaceX going into the future here.

This giant spaceship that will take

tons and tons of materials to help set up a moon base.

It's part of NASA's programming.

It is the vehicle that Musk has said will take humanity to Mars.

So that's all going to be very costly.

The other big bucket of money

that Musk needs is for putting into AI.

Part of the pivot of SpaceX in the past few months is acquiring XAI.

SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk, has absorbed the billionaire's artificial intelligence startup, XAI.

The next step

beyond Earth data centers is our Earth orbital data centers.

He envisions this world where data centers will be in outer space.

And ultimately, we see a path to maybe launching as much as a terawatt per year of compute from Earth.

And data centers are the cornerstone of developing and running AI.