I remember going to a talk 15 years where a computer science professor talked about a computing cluster made from single units of cellphone chips and powered by solar. The idea was with about 1 million plus units scattered in the Australian desert would be a pretty good self powered super computer. SpaceX is taking this to another level, in space. This may be a better place for our cloud computing resources and terrestrial data centres.
@Shyon：$SpaceX(SPCX)$ I am starting to recollect SpaceX(SPCX) again after watching its recent price action. The stock appears to be forming a higher low after the earlier pullback, and the trend is beginning to turn higher. For me, this is an interesting technical setup to start rebuilding my position gradually rather than chasing after a strong rebound. My long-term thesis on SpaceX has not changed. I remain bullish on the combination of Starlink, space infrastructure and AI computing. Recent reports also highlight SpaceX's aggressive push into AI infrastructure, although the planned debt financing makes me more cautious about valuation and execution risk. I am therefore not going all-in. I prefer to collect in batches and let the price action confirm the trend. If the higher-low structure continues to hold and SPCX starts making higher highs, I will consider adding gradually. For me, this is about getting back in with discipline, not chasing the stock after it has already moved. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @TigerClub and @Tiger_SG
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