The data is public. The conclusions are yours.
Joined April 2026
- Tweets1.6K
- Following7
- Followers2.8K
- Likes318
A quantum computer has run in space for the first time. Vienna's photonic processor computes with pairs of light on a glass chip, weighs 9.8 kilos, runs on 10 watts, and kept working for eight months after launch broke half its detectors.
Nvidia now ships AI data centers in containers. The DSX POD is a full Vera Rubin AI factory built and tested before it leaves the plant, and once the site is ready it deploys in 14 days instead of six months.
Next month SpaceX will try to catch an entire rocket out of the sky. On Flight 15 the tower will reach for the Super Heavy booster and then the ship itself, and if both catches work it will be the first time an orbital rocket has ever come home whole.
Five quantum bits just took orders from a single wire. RIKEN's silicon spin qubits held accuracy above 99.99% while running together on one shared microwave line, in hardware built like ordinary computer chips. The trick was calibrating them in pairs.
Nvidia just gave away a 120 billion parameter AI model. Nemotron 3.5 Super VL is open weight, reads documents and images, and activates only 12 billion parameters at a time, so companies can run always-on agents without renting a frontier lab's brain.
this is the part people sleep on. musk has been saying it all year, in the economist and on podcasts: money is just a database for labor, and ai plus robots break it. what survives is physics. energy. card has the receipts.
There are now more than 5 million robots working in the world's factories. The IFR counted 5.079 million at the end of 2025 after a record 603,000 were installed in a single year, and China alone put in 354,000 of them, 59% of the global total.
One rocket just carried 32 satellites to orbit before breakfast. SpaceX's Bandwagon-5 lifted off from Cape Canaveral at 7:04 AM ET, its booster landed on a droneship nine minutes later, and the launch painted a glowing jellyfish across the Florida dawn sky.
exactly. it takes four telecom giants teaming up to even bid against starlink. and this bid is for spectrum, no satellites of their own, no partner picked yet, while starlink direct to cell is already live through carriers.
BREAKING: Four European telecom giants are joining forces to challenge Elon Musk’s Starlink.
Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone have signed a letter of intent to explore a joint bid for spectrum to deliver satellite connectivity directly to phones.
Four telecom giants. Still no Falcon 9. Still no Starship. SpaceX has no competition. Period.
OpenAI's next data center is measured in gigawatts, not servers. Nvidia is backing the first 4.25 gigawatts at Ports-Pike in Ohio, a campus fully leased to OpenAI that could grow to 10 gigawatts, with up to 8 gigawatts of that feeding computers.
A Starship came home. Ship 40 flew to space, splashed down in the Indian Ocean, and stayed intact long enough to be towed back across the sea. It now stands in a Starbase Megabay, the first Starship returned to its launch site, its flown heatshield ready to study up close.
SpaceX wants to launch Starship 456 times a year from Texas. The FAA just opened the review, up from the 25 launches a year allowed today, with 912 landings a year because the booster and the ship each come back on their own.
