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How is our electrical grid holding us back from winning the AI race? Chart of the Week: The AI Boom Is Running Into a Wall Some data centers being announced today may take a lot longer to come online than you might expect. Ian shares a chart that explains why.
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The SpaceX IPO Is Like Launching Starship
by Tim Sykes June 10, 2026 Tim Sykes Daily
This might sound weird because I’m not a space and computer nerd. And I’m not participating directly in the SpaceX IPO… But I do love how this IPO is setting up. And how SpaceX’s own Starship launch is an analogy for what we’re about to see. To be fair, I had to look up the stages of a Starship launch (but that was fun). Check it out…

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