🚀 $SPCX JUST SET A NEW LAUNCH CADENCE RECORD SpaceX launched two Falcon 9 rockets just 38.5 minutes apart, breaking its previous record for the shortest gap between orbital missions. One launch carried 8 Globalstar satellites from Florida, while the second carried a classified U.S. Space Force payload from California. This is another step toward the airline-like launch frequency SpaceX is building toward — where orbital launches become routine, repeatable operations rather than rare events. 🚀📡 $SPCX

🚨 THE WORLD’S MOST PROFITABLE COMPANIES Here are the 10 companies generating the most profit, based on the figures provided: 🥇 $GOOGL — $132.2B 🥈 $NVDA — $120.1B 🥉 $AAPL — $112.0B 4️⃣ $MSFT — $101.8B 5️⃣ Saudi Aramco — $93.4B 6️⃣ $AMZN — $77.7B 7️⃣ $BRK.B — $67.0B 8️⃣ $META — $60.5B 9️⃣ $JPM — $57.0B 🔟 $TSM — $55.2B The list shows just how dominant Big Tech and AI infrastructure have become in global corporate profitability. Alphabet, Nvidia, Apple and Microsoft alone generate more than $466B in annual profit. 📈💰 The figures are the numbers you provided; profitability rankings can vary depending on the measurement period and whether net income or another profit metric is used.

🚀 $RKLB JUST DEPLOYED 8 SATELLITES FOR GLOBALSTAR Rocket Lab has successfully put the first 8 of 17 satellites it is building for MDA Space into orbit under a $143M contract. All eight satellites have reportedly established contact, are performing nominally and generating power. The satellites will replenish Globalstar’s constellation, which supports Apple’s satellite connectivity services and broader direct-to-device communications. Another step forward for Rocket Lab’s growing space systems and satellite manufacturing business. 🛰️📡 $RKLB $GSAT $AAPL $AMZN

🚨 $INTC COULD BE LOOKING AT A RETURN TO MEMORY Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan is signaling that memory is becoming strategic again, particularly as memory moves closer to the CPU and plays a larger role in AI computing. Intel also recently hired former $SKHY CEO Seok-Hee Lee, adding to speculation that memory could become a bigger part of Intel’s future roadmap. If Intel moves back into memory, it could mark a significant shift in its strategy as AI increases demand for high-performance memory and advanced packaging. 💾🤖

🚨 $META JOINS THE HIGH-BANDWIDTH FLASH PUSH $META has joined the HBF consortium alongside $SNDK and $SKHY as the first High Bandwidth Flash specification is released. Meta’s involvement adds another major hyperscaler to the effort to develop alternatives that could reduce dependence on HBM and potentially lower the cost of AI inference. As AI workloads scale, the battle is expanding beyond GPUs into the memory architecture powering them.🤖⚡️

🚨 SPACEX COMPLETES $60 BILLION CURSOR ACQUISITION SpaceX has officially completed its $60B acquisition of Cursor, with the merger becoming effective August 14, 2026. Under the deal: • Cursor shareholders receive 389.3M SpaceX Class A shares • Vested RSUs convert into 1.75M Class A shares • ~29.1M unvested RSUs are converted into SpaceX RSUs • ~44.4M stock options are converted into SpaceX options Cursor will continue operating as a wholly owned SpaceX subsidiary. The deal brings Cursor’s AI-powered software development platform into SpaceX as the company continues expanding its technology and AI ecosystem. 🚀🤖💻

🚨 $GOOGL IS RAISING PIXEL 11 PRICES Google is reportedly increasing Pixel 11 prices by $100, citing a “severe” memory crunch as higher component costs begin flowing through to consumer devices. The move could be another positive read-through for memory suppliers such as $MU, $SKHY and Samsung, as tight supply continues to support higher memory pricing. The global memory shortage is increasingly showing up in the prices consumers pay for devices. 📱💾

$MU says data center memory demand remains extremely strong, with the company unable to meet even half of customer requirements. Micron also says customers remain relatively insensitive to pricing as demand for high-performance memory continues to grow. The company reports that demand visibility extends multiple years, highlighting the tightness of the memory market as AI and data-center infrastructure spending accelerates.

🚨 $NVDA IS AT THE CENTER OF A MASSIVE AI INFRASTRUCTURE PUSH The world’s largest financial groups are reportedly working with Nvidia to assemble a $500 BILLION funding package for AI infrastructure development. The consortium reportedly includes: • Apollo Global • Blackstone’s Global Infrastructure Partners • BlackRock • Brookfield Asset Management • Goldman Sachs • KKR The goal: finance the massive build-out of data centers, power and computing infrastructure needed to support the next generation of AI. Nvidia isn’t just selling the chips powering the AI boom — it’s increasingly becoming a key player in financing the infrastructure behind it. 🤖⚡️