Senator Graham:
It must be clear that when this war is over - either via diplomacy or military action - that control of the Strait of Hormuz does not lie with Iran.
This war must end in a fashion β either through diplomacy or military action β that prevents Iran from going back to their old ways.
It must be clear that when this war is over - either via diplomacy or military action - that control of the Strait of Hormuz does not lie with Iran.
This war must end in a fashion β either through diplomacy or military action β that prevents Iran from going back to their old ways.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
$MNTS/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
$MNTS: Momentus is catching some bids after the successful deployment of Vigoride-7 on Transporter-16 last week.
The company has now confirmed successful communications with the vehicle, including command uplink and telemetry downlink.
All systems remain stable ahead of supporting the 10 hosted payloads aboard Vigoride-7 over the coming months.
The company has now confirmed successful communications with the vehicle, including command uplink and telemetry downlink.
All systems remain stable ahead of supporting the 10 hosted payloads aboard Vigoride-7 over the coming months.
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
$META/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
π¨ META IS BUILDING A DATA CENTER IN OHIO THAT DOESNβT TOUCH THE GRID
$META is raising a $3 billion construction loan for Prometheus, a 1GW AI data center campus in New Albany, Ohio, bundled with on-site natural gas power generation in the first deal of its kind.
Behind-the-meter gas generation at data centers is not new. xAIβs Colossus proved the model works. What makes Prometheus different is the scale and the financing structure built around it from day one. At 1GW, it is an order of magnitude larger than anything previously operated this way. Lenders are underwriting the data center and power plant as a single package, two completely different asset classes in one loan, which has never been done at this size. Pricing reflects that complexity, but demand held. A Meta lease does that.
$META is raising a $3 billion construction loan for Prometheus, a 1GW AI data center campus in New Albany, Ohio, bundled with on-site natural gas power generation in the first deal of its kind.
Behind-the-meter gas generation at data centers is not new. xAIβs Colossus proved the model works. What makes Prometheus different is the scale and the financing structure built around it from day one. At 1GW, it is an order of magnitude larger than anything previously operated this way. Lenders are underwriting the data center and power plant as a single package, two completely different asset classes in one loan, which has never been done at this size. Pricing reflects that complexity, but demand held. A Meta lease does that.
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
$VELO/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
$VELO: US Army opens AM facility with more than 50 3D printers
The US Army has officially opened an Additive Makerspace at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, to expand its AM and rapid prototyping capacity for engineers at the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Armaments Center.
The premises, housed under the Analysis, Materials, and Prototyping Directorate (AMPD) within the Armaments Centerβs Munitions Engineering Technical Center (METC), contain more than 50 3D printers that offer a range of printing technologies and material options.
The US Army has officially opened an Additive Makerspace at Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey, to expand its AM and rapid prototyping capacity for engineers at the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Armaments Center.
The premises, housed under the Analysis, Materials, and Prototyping Directorate (AMPD) within the Armaments Centerβs Munitions Engineering Technical Center (METC), contain more than 50 3D printers that offer a range of printing technologies and material options.
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
$ASTS/USD H2 #Indicator #Signal #Trading #GlobalOneAI
2.5 Billion people still live "beyond the reach of mobile internet" $ASTS
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Allonic Robotics has introduced a new robotic hand built without screws, cables, or complex joints.
It uses braided fibers to create both tendons and structure in a single automated step, making it strong, flexible, and smooth in motion.
This approach could simplify manufacturing and speed up the production of robotic hands.
It uses braided fibers to create both tendons and structure in a single automated step, making it strong, flexible, and smooth in motion.
This approach could simplify manufacturing and speed up the production of robotic hands.
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
Updated list of space theme stocks: $SIDU at $3.09 π₯ $SATL at $6.77 π₯ $RDW at $9.73 $LUNR at $23.99 $VOYG at $26.82 $BKSY at $30.81 $FLY at $32.93 $PL at $35.88 $UFO at $49.17 (ETF) $RKLB at $67.73 $ASTS at $92.62
Space theme is on FIRE! π₯π
$SIDU π«‘
$SATL π«‘
$RDW
$LUNR
$VOYG
$BKSY
$FLY
$PL
$UFO (ETF)
$RKLB
$ASTS
$SIDU π«‘
$SATL π«‘
$RDW
$LUNR
$VOYG
$BKSY
$FLY
$PL
$UFO (ETF)
$RKLB
$ASTS
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
π¨ Artemis IIβs BIGGEST milestones are tomorrow. Hereβs when theyβll happen: π1:56 PM ET (1756 UTC) Crew surpasses the Apollo 13 distance record π2:45 PM ET (1845 UTC) Lunar observation period begins π6:47 PM ET (2247 UTC) Loss of signal expected as Orionβ¦
#BREAKINGπ¨: Artemis IIβs Orion spacecraft has officially entered the Moonβs sphere of influence.
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
Space theme is on FIRE! π₯π $SIDU π«‘ $SATL π«‘ $RDW $LUNR $VOYG $BKSY $FLY $PL $UFO (ETF) $RKLB $ASTS
Space stocks by market cap (updated):
$SIDU ~ 230.82 Million π₯
$SATL ~ 981.38 Million π₯
$BKSY ~ 1.11 Billion
$VOYG ~ 1.60 Billion
$RDW ~ 1.87 Billion
$LUNR ~ 5.01 Billion
$FLY ~ 5.57 Billion
$PL ~ 12.14 Billion
$ASTS ~ 37.05 Billion
$RKLB ~ 38.64 Billion
SpaceX IPO ~ 1.75 Trillion
The gap continues to close... π«‘π
Greatest rerating of our time IMO.
$SIDU ~ 230.82 Million π₯
$SATL ~ 981.38 Million π₯
$BKSY ~ 1.11 Billion
$VOYG ~ 1.60 Billion
$RDW ~ 1.87 Billion
$LUNR ~ 5.01 Billion
$FLY ~ 5.57 Billion
$PL ~ 12.14 Billion
$ASTS ~ 37.05 Billion
$RKLB ~ 38.64 Billion
SpaceX IPO ~ 1.75 Trillion
The gap continues to close... π«‘π
Greatest rerating of our time IMO.
π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
This is WILD! OpenAI's own CFO thinks the company isn't ready to go public but Sam Altman doesn't want to hear it. He committed $600 billion in spending over five years, told investors the company will burn over $200 billion before making a single dollarβ¦
This is WILD (Save this).
The Wall Street Journal just got access to the private financial documents of OpenAI and Anthropic right before they go public.
What's inside will change how you see the entire AI boom.
OpenAI is projected to burn through $665 billion in cash before it ever turns a real profit between now and 2030.
At its worst point, OpenAI will lose roughly $170 billion in a single year and that's more than the GDP of most countries.
The most valuable private company in American history, currently valued at $852 billion, structurally designed to lose money at a scale the world has never seen.
Model training costs alone are headed toward $440 billion by the end of the decade.
Every time they build a smarter AI, the bill gets bigger and the cost curve is not slowing down.
Anthropic is doing the same thing at a smaller scale, it's training costs will exceed $100 billion before 2030.
It already pushed its break-even date back once and there is no guarantee it does not move again.
Here is the part that matters most., OpenAI's gross margins fell from 40% to 33% in one year.
Normal software companies run at 75 to 80 percent margins but the AI infrastructure runs closer to a utility or a railroad.
The economics are completely different from what Wall Street is used to pricing.
But the revenue is real and explosive.
OpenAI hit $13.1 billion in 2025, ahead of its own forecast. It projects $62 billion by 2027 while Anthropic projects $55 billion next year alone.
The growth numbers are genuinely historic.
But costs are growing faster than revenue right now and both companies are about to ask everyday investors to fund the gap.
OpenAI is targeting an IPO before the end of 2026 while Anthropic is racing to beat them to it.
The entire bet comes down to one assumption, that by 2030, inference costs collapse, margins flip, and the money machine finally turns on.
Who is likely to win this race?
The Wall Street Journal just got access to the private financial documents of OpenAI and Anthropic right before they go public.
What's inside will change how you see the entire AI boom.
OpenAI is projected to burn through $665 billion in cash before it ever turns a real profit between now and 2030.
At its worst point, OpenAI will lose roughly $170 billion in a single year and that's more than the GDP of most countries.
The most valuable private company in American history, currently valued at $852 billion, structurally designed to lose money at a scale the world has never seen.
Model training costs alone are headed toward $440 billion by the end of the decade.
Every time they build a smarter AI, the bill gets bigger and the cost curve is not slowing down.
Anthropic is doing the same thing at a smaller scale, it's training costs will exceed $100 billion before 2030.
It already pushed its break-even date back once and there is no guarantee it does not move again.
Here is the part that matters most., OpenAI's gross margins fell from 40% to 33% in one year.
Normal software companies run at 75 to 80 percent margins but the AI infrastructure runs closer to a utility or a railroad.
The economics are completely different from what Wall Street is used to pricing.
But the revenue is real and explosive.
OpenAI hit $13.1 billion in 2025, ahead of its own forecast. It projects $62 billion by 2027 while Anthropic projects $55 billion next year alone.
The growth numbers are genuinely historic.
But costs are growing faster than revenue right now and both companies are about to ask everyday investors to fund the gap.
OpenAI is targeting an IPO before the end of 2026 while Anthropic is racing to beat them to it.
The entire bet comes down to one assumption, that by 2030, inference costs collapse, margins flip, and the money machine finally turns on.
Who is likely to win this race?
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π¨π Global One SI - Prompt
Photo
For 48 hours, a U.S. airman remained deep inside hostile Iranian territory.
Difficult terrain. Active threat. A race against time to locate him before the enemy did.
He was eventually found and rescued - not by chance, but through a combination of training, intelligence, and one critical capability:
A survival radio that continued transmitting encrypted signals after ejection, enabling forces to locate and communicate with him in real time.
In Combat Search and Rescue, this is the difference between isolation and recovery.
At $ESLT Elbit Systems, our SAR solutions are designed exactly for these scenarios - when visibility is limited, access is denied, and every minute counts.
Systems like the PRC-648 automatically activate upon ejection, providing secure communication, precise geolocation, and resilience in contested environments.
But more importantly, they are part of a broader approach - one that connects the entire rescue chain, from the individual on the ground to the forces executing the extraction.
Μwww.elbitsystems.com
Difficult terrain. Active threat. A race against time to locate him before the enemy did.
He was eventually found and rescued - not by chance, but through a combination of training, intelligence, and one critical capability:
A survival radio that continued transmitting encrypted signals after ejection, enabling forces to locate and communicate with him in real time.
In Combat Search and Rescue, this is the difference between isolation and recovery.
At $ESLT Elbit Systems, our SAR solutions are designed exactly for these scenarios - when visibility is limited, access is denied, and every minute counts.
Systems like the PRC-648 automatically activate upon ejection, providing secure communication, precise geolocation, and resilience in contested environments.
But more importantly, they are part of a broader approach - one that connects the entire rescue chain, from the individual on the ground to the forces executing the extraction.
Μwww.elbitsystems.com