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Cathie Wood Tilts Toward Robinhood, Bitcoin ETFs, Trims Tesla, Iridium
Led by Elon Musk, with Jeff Bezos and Jensen Huang joining in, the U.S. tech community is suddenly abuzz with discussions about space-based data centers.
To address the surge in AI computing power demand and terrestrial energy bottlenecks, leading U.S. technology giants are collectively shifting toward the concept of 'space-based data centers.' Google plans to launch a prototype test satellite by 2027, while SpaceX, Blue Origin, and other firms are accelerating their strategic deployments. This trend, driven by declining launch costs and evolving capital narratives, is propelling the field from a technological vision into the early validation stage.
SpaceX Confirms IPO Plan for 2026, Valuation Doubles to USD 800 Billion in Six Months
In an internal memo sent to employees on Friday, SpaceX Chief Financial Officer Bret Johnsen wrote: 'We are preparing for a potential IPO of the company in 2026. The idea is that if we execute well enough and capital market conditions are favorable, the IPO could raise substantial funds for the company.'
How did SpaceX, once on the brink of failure, set its sights on the largest IPO in history?
"Launching 1 million tons of satellites annually, each equipped with 100 kilowatts of power, could add 100 gigawatts of artificial intelligence computing capacity per year." This is not a scene from a science fiction movie but Elon Musk's latest vision for space-based AI.
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Iridium Communications To Go Ex-Dividend On December 15th, 2025 With 0.15 USD Dividend Per Share
December 11th (Eastern Time) - $Iridium Communications(IRDM.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on December 15th, 2025.Shareholders of record on December 15th, 2025 will receive 0.15 USD dividend per share