00:00your work to goals. You don't have to choose between shipping fast and staying in control.
00:04I want to get your reaction to like three areas that people are talking about putting
00:09data centers right now. So there's space, ocean, and desert. These are, people are excited about
00:15these to varying degrees. Maybe we can start with space. What do you think about data centers in
00:20space? I think that it is highly unlikely to be economically feasible or practical in the next
00:27decade or two. Decade or two. Yeah. Okay. So that's, that's a no on space then.
00:32I mean, it's here, here's the thing is it, it sounds good. You get free energy and it's up
00:37there somewhere. That's, that's great. Number one, launches are still relatively infrequent and
00:45expensive. You're always trying to fix that, but yes. Okay. Yeah. But to your point. Still waiting.
00:50Yeah. Yeah. Like it's a great, I appreciate it. But one person's not going to fix it. Right. And
00:55still there's, there's, we, we as a world don't do one launch a day today at the whole world and
01:02the data center, we're landing in a data center today, one GPU every 14 seconds. Wow. So we don't
01:09do a launch a day for the world. And that's just us doing one GPU, you know, no doubt there's
01:13obviously like, so let's say one launch and by the way, a rack of GPUs, you know, might weigh a
01:19ton.
01:19Yeah. So I don't even know if you can stick that on a launch vehicle or how many you can
01:22get up there.
01:22You know, people talk about gigawatt data centers and megawatts of racks and whatever,
01:27like most solar panels and things drive kilowatts, not gigawatts. So you need these gigantic
01:32gigawatts.
