🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
💥 BREAKING: Elon Musk's SpaceX plans to file for an IPO as soon as this week
$RKLB $ASTS $RDW $SATL $SIDU $PL $LUNR will see momentum on this IPO
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$VELO 3D printing is more important than ever for space and defense companies. And now look at Velo3D’s valuation, along with its strong customers and partnerships 🔥 How can this stock be so undervalued?
$VELO: RPS continues to work...
- Backlog up 46% QoQ ($21M -> $31M)
- Repeat customers are ~80% of current demand
- Defense sector overtaking aerospace (56%)
- Increased production orders up >300% + avg deal size went from $140k to $450k
- Backlog up 46% QoQ ($21M -> $31M)
- Repeat customers are ~80% of current demand
- Defense sector overtaking aerospace (56%)
- Increased production orders up >300% + avg deal size went from $140k to $450k
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NVIDIA-Backed Starcloud Tests Orbital #Data Centers with H100 AI GPU in Space
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$PLTR and Anduril are building the software layer for the $185B “Golden Dome” missile defense system. The platform will serve as the command-and-control brain linking radars, sensors and weapons into a unified network.
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The US government is handing over the brain of America's entire missile defense system to two Silicon Valley startups.
Palantir and Anduril are building the operating system for Trump's Golden Dome, a $185 billion shield designed to stop ballistic, hypersonic and cruise missiles from reaching American soil.
The software they are building will serve as the command and control brain linking every radar, every sensor, and every weapon in the entire system into one unified network.
Think of it as the iPhone of warfare, every weapon plugged into one system, every threat processed by the same AI.
The Golden Dome program was signed into existence by President Trump on January with the explicit goal of defending the entire United States homeland from advanced missile threats.
The original price tag was $125 billion and it has already grown to $185 billion, with the director admitting they need more space capabilities.
The Congressional Budget Office put the real potential cost at $831 billion and one think tank estimated it could reach $3.6 trillion by 2045.
Anduril and Palantir are not new to this kind of work.
Together with Microsoft, they won a $99.6 million Army contract to build the Next Generation Command and Control system, a prototype already being tested on live soldiers with real weapons at Fort Carson, Colorado.
Now those same companies are racing to deliver the Golden Dome software this summer.
SpaceX is also in the consortium, pitching a network of 400 to 1,000 satellites to track missiles from space structured as a subscription service, meaning the US government would not even own the system.
Anduril just acquired a space surveillance firm called ExoAnalytic Solutions, which operates over 400 telescopes worldwide for missile tracking, to accelerate its bid.
Traditional defense giants like Lockheed Martin are still in the program but Silicon Valley is now running point on the most critical software layer.
Palantir and Anduril are building the operating system for Trump's Golden Dome, a $185 billion shield designed to stop ballistic, hypersonic and cruise missiles from reaching American soil.
The software they are building will serve as the command and control brain linking every radar, every sensor, and every weapon in the entire system into one unified network.
Think of it as the iPhone of warfare, every weapon plugged into one system, every threat processed by the same AI.
The Golden Dome program was signed into existence by President Trump on January with the explicit goal of defending the entire United States homeland from advanced missile threats.
The original price tag was $125 billion and it has already grown to $185 billion, with the director admitting they need more space capabilities.
The Congressional Budget Office put the real potential cost at $831 billion and one think tank estimated it could reach $3.6 trillion by 2045.
Anduril and Palantir are not new to this kind of work.
Together with Microsoft, they won a $99.6 million Army contract to build the Next Generation Command and Control system, a prototype already being tested on live soldiers with real weapons at Fort Carson, Colorado.
Now those same companies are racing to deliver the Golden Dome software this summer.
SpaceX is also in the consortium, pitching a network of 400 to 1,000 satellites to track missiles from space structured as a subscription service, meaning the US government would not even own the system.
Anduril just acquired a space surveillance firm called ExoAnalytic Solutions, which operates over 400 telescopes worldwide for missile tracking, to accelerate its bid.
Traditional defense giants like Lockheed Martin are still in the program but Silicon Valley is now running point on the most critical software layer.
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Optimus: New Official Video
Elon... All signs point to...
It feels like Optimus 3 is just around the corner.
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"It won't even look like a robot - it will look like a human in a superhero suit." - Ryan, Tesla Robotics Mechanical Design Engineer
"As we iterate on our robot design and go into Gen 3 and into mass production we are getting very close to the human functionality and form factor." - Megan, $TSLA Tesla Sr Robotics Mechanical Design Engineer
Elon... All signs point to...
It feels like Optimus 3 is just around the corner.
>>>>
"It won't even look like a robot - it will look like a human in a superhero suit." - Ryan, Tesla Robotics Mechanical Design Engineer
"As we iterate on our robot design and go into Gen 3 and into mass production we are getting very close to the human functionality and form factor." - Megan, $TSLA Tesla Sr Robotics Mechanical Design Engineer
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
Optimus: New Official Video Elon... All signs point to... It feels like Optimus 3 is just around the corner. >>>> "It won't even look like a robot - it will look like a human in a superhero suit." - Ryan, Tesla Robotics Mechanical Design Engineer "As…
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Optimus hand👋
Just like a human hand
(It's worth mentioning that Samsung has established a research lab to develop a humanoid hand similar to Optimus, with the motor placed in the forearm.)
Just like a human hand
(It's worth mentioning that Samsung has established a research lab to develop a humanoid hand similar to Optimus, with the motor placed in the forearm.)
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Imagine a single person controlling dozens of humanoid robots…
Hangzhou Westlake Robotics has introduced GAE (General Action Expert), an "avatar" system that transforms their Titan01 humanoid robot into a capable assistant/physical agent
By simply donning a motion-capture suit and VR gloves, a human operator can control the humanoid robot in real time, executing actions with virtually zero latency.
The humanoid robot acts as a literal shadow of its operator.
After watching the video, I realized that many high-risk tasks currently requiring human intervention, such as inspections in high-voltage power substations, could be entirely delegated to humanoid robots.
Furthermore, in the realm of home-based elder care, caregivers would no longer need to make house calls; instead, they could control a humanoid robot from hundreds of miles away to provide nursing assistance, facilitate communication, and even offer companionship to children.
Intriguingly, this system allows a single human operator to control dozens of humanoid robots simultaneously.
Massive.
and where else do you think it could be used?
Hangzhou Westlake Robotics has introduced GAE (General Action Expert), an "avatar" system that transforms their Titan01 humanoid robot into a capable assistant/physical agent
By simply donning a motion-capture suit and VR gloves, a human operator can control the humanoid robot in real time, executing actions with virtually zero latency.
The humanoid robot acts as a literal shadow of its operator.
After watching the video, I realized that many high-risk tasks currently requiring human intervention, such as inspections in high-voltage power substations, could be entirely delegated to humanoid robots.
Furthermore, in the realm of home-based elder care, caregivers would no longer need to make house calls; instead, they could control a humanoid robot from hundreds of miles away to provide nursing assistance, facilitate communication, and even offer companionship to children.
Intriguingly, this system allows a single human operator to control dozens of humanoid robots simultaneously.
Massive.
and where else do you think it could be used?
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🇨🇳The PLA has unveiled for the first time the launch of the "Atlas" drone swarm combat system, where a single swarm combat vehicle can control nearly 100 drones.
🇨🇳CHINA’S ULTIMATE GAME CHANGER
TM-300 Supersonic Heavy swarm attack drone
🔹MACH 1.8
🔹100KG Warhead
🔹A range of 1200km,
🔹featuring a dual engine, low altitude flight to evade radars.
It started mass production and is produced hundreds per month.
TM-300 Supersonic Heavy swarm attack drone
🔹MACH 1.8
🔹100KG Warhead
🔹A range of 1200km,
🔹featuring a dual engine, low altitude flight to evade radars.
It started mass production and is produced hundreds per month.
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🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
$AVGO/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
Every industry leader...
Especially $AVGO (Physical Layer Products division) in this statement today.
Cites Lasers as a bottleneck for semiconductors.
If you aren't long...
-> CW Lasers: $SIVE | $MTSI
-> EML Lasers: $COHR | $LITE
-> or their foundries in $TSEM/Win Semi
Maybe it's time to wake up?
Broadcom Ramachandran: "Even though there are multiple suppliers in the industry today... there is definitely a supply constraint in the laser space,”
Especially $AVGO (Physical Layer Products division) in this statement today.
Cites Lasers as a bottleneck for semiconductors.
If you aren't long...
-> CW Lasers: $SIVE | $MTSI
-> EML Lasers: $COHR | $LITE
-> or their foundries in $TSEM/Win Semi
Maybe it's time to wake up?
Broadcom Ramachandran: "Even though there are multiple suppliers in the industry today... there is definitely a supply constraint in the laser space,”
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