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Micah Maidenberg

@micahmaidenberg
6 posts
2025-12-11
News - Jeff Bezos' Blue Origins a team focusing on tech needed for orbital data centers. The group has been working for more than a year. Part of the sats-as-data centers push bubbling up across space and AI industries @WSJ https://www.wsj.com/...
2025-12-11 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Sources: Blue Origin has worked for over a year on tech for orbital AI data centers; SpaceX plans to use upgraded Starlink satellites for AI computing payloads

And Elon Siladitya Ray / Forbes : Musk Signals Reports Of SpaceX Planning An IPO Next Year Are ‘Accurate’ Andrew Nusca / Fortune : What OpenAI's ‘code red’ will accomplish Tyler Du...

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10,000 satellites running in orbit as a gigawatt-scale data center? Updated story about the throng of companies, execs and engineers trying to figure out what may be possible for an idea that has seized the imaginations across many in space and AI https://x.com/...
2025-12-11 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Sources: Blue Origin has worked for over a year on tech for orbital AI data centers; SpaceX plans to use upgraded Starlink satellites for AI computing payloads

And Elon Siladitya Ray / Forbes : Musk Signals Reports Of SpaceX Planning An IPO Next Year Are ‘Accurate’ Andrew Nusca / Fortune : What OpenAI's ‘code red’ will accomplish Tyler Du...

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2025-12-04
A scoop at the intersection of space and AI from @berber_jin1: OpenAI's Sam Altman has explored putting together funds to acquire or partner with a rocket company, a move that would position him to compete w/Elon Musk's SpaceX. https://www.wsj.com/...
2025-12-04 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Sources: last summer, Sam Altman reached out to at least one rocket maker, Stoke Space, for OpenAI to secure a controlling stake; the talks are no longer active

dude is like elon whose procrastination is seen as entrepreneurship [embedded post] Dare Obasanjo / @carnage4life : There was a time I wondered if OpenAI was trying to do too much ...

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2025-09-08
SpaceX's $17 billion spectrum deal with EchoStar, and potentially more come here. Reporting from @DrewFitzGerald - [image]
2025-09-08 View on X
Bloomberg

SpaceX agrees to acquire EchoStar's AWS-4 and H-block spectrum licenses for up to $8.5B in cash and up to $8.5B in stock, resolving an FCC inquiry into EchoStar

SpaceX, the Elon Musk-backed company that owns the Starlink satellite internet network, agreed to acquire wireless spectrum …

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2024-07-11
The venture-backed co that has won the most government awards in recent years is SpaceX, @heathersomervil reports. By far. Out of 100 such companies, when SpaceX is excluded, “the remaining 99 startups ... share just over $4 billion in government revenue.” https://www.wsj.com/...
2024-07-11 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Silicon Valley Defense Group: the US federal government spent $22B on tech from the top 100 national security startups, a paltry sum and far below VC investment

Total amount of awards received by country's top national security startups less than half of what venture capitalists have invested

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2022-01-24
“Can't believe that it's come to this.” “Wasn't our finest hour, I think, as a country.” “Different industries that have different ways of looking at risk.” — How the U.S. Messed Up Its New 5G Rollout by @DrewFitzGerald @alyrose @AndrewTangel https://www.wsj.com/...
2022-01-24 View on X
Wall Street Journal

How longstanding disagreements between the FCC and FAA over potential risks to aircraft remained unresolved in the lead up to the 5G C-band rollout in the US

Longstanding disagreements between federal agencies over potential risks to aircraft remained unresolved in the days leading to the 5G debut

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