Musk wants data centers in space. the bill lands on starship

The pitch sounds like science fiction dressed in a business plan: orbital data centers soaking up uninterrupted solar energy, free from grid constraints, zoning boards, and the kind of neighborhood opposition that has turned terrestrial AI infrastructure into a political minefield. Elon Musk is serious about it. Whether the math works is an entirely different conversation, and right now that conversation begins and ends with a rocket.

The spreadsheet fidelity doesn't want you to see

Karin Fronczke, who oversees global private equity investments at Fidelity Investments, put it plainly during a Monday interview on Bloomberg Television.