Slow Crowd Count of 300 Cybercabs in Austin and 500 Ready to Add in Houston and Dallas

Tesla added 300 Cybercabs into Austin. The robotaxitracker which only has about 1-2% of rides recorded. 400 logged rides over the last week has detected about 50 Cybercabs. The count went from 100 to 150. Tesla said they added and have over 300 Cybercabs in Austin. There are 300 Cybercabs ready to be released in …

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UNLOCK: What the Industrial Revolution Teaches Us About AI’s 10X Opportunity

AI could enable businesses—and eventually entire industries—to achieve tenfold or greater productivity with the same workforce. That would change the cost of goods and services, the value of skills, and which companies dominate. The Industrial Revolution shows how transformations of that scale develop. It also explains why impressive inventions can arrive long before their full …

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SpaceX’s AI Build Speed Will Make Wall Street Wrong Again

The biggest near-term change in SpaceX’s business is happening already and will be obvious over the next few months. They are completing some of the largest AI data centers on Earth every month. In my latest video, I examine the Macrohard, Macroharder and Minihard buildout—and why a construction cycle measured in months could make conventional …

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Canada Proposing Large Hydro Complex for 2037 to Add Half of China’s Three Gorges Dam

Canada’s largest energy project is now the Churchill Falls–Gull Island package in Labrador. It is nearly $70 billion and the largest clean-energy investment in North American history. This will be about 14,000 MW of clean power across the package. It is the existing Churchill Falls plant plus new hydro and wind, nearly tripling Churchill Falls. …

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Four Google TPUs Launched to Learn How to Improve and Scale AI in Space

October 1st, 2026 Google in partnership with planet labs launched a prototype satellite carrying four TPUs into orbit on SpaceX’s Transporter-18 rideshare mission. This launch is the first step of Project Suncatcher. Google is working long-term to one day host scalable machine learning infrastructure in space. Over the coming weeks, in-orbit data will be gathered …

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Canada AI Data Center Projects and Power for AI

Alberta is the main focus for near-term natural-gas power dedicated to AI and high-performance computing data centers, under a bring-your-own-generation model. Most large projects are still proposed or in permitting; only a few have final investment decisions, construction contracts, or offtake agreements. Alberta’s marketable gas supply is about 11.5 Bcf/d (2025) and still in surplus …

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Each SpaceX 250 Kilowatt Starlink AI Satellite Is More Power Than the Space Station

Elon’s 250 kW Starlink satellites will bring multi-gigabit satellite internet and 5G satellite cellphone everywhere even high density cities. 250 kilowatts per satellite, 10 terabits per second in both directions, and a path to more than 100 terabits per second. I detailed the 250 kilowatt per Starlink satellite as beating the Space Station in my …

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SHOCKING Can 20 SpaceX Minihards Out-Earn 8 MILLION Tesla Robotaxi?

Twenty SpaceX MiniHard AI data centers versus eight million fully monetized Tesla robotaxis—which could generate more profit? Brian Wang breaks down the shocking impact of monthly MiniHard production. AI leasing economics, and the assumptions behind this extraordinary comparison. The key: how quickly SpaceX can turn power, chips, and buildings into paying compute. Brian WangBrian Wang …

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SpaceX AI Gameover for Rivals -Money Wise Minihard Crushes Even Money From Millions of Robotaxi

One new AI data center every month. If SpaceX achieves that MiniHard production pace, the consequences for AI capacity, revenue, and competitors are enormous. MiniHard will become SpaceX’s most important near-term product. Repeating a proven data-center design could turn individual construction projects into a steady stream of usable AI capacity. I compare it to mass …

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