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newerror
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Digital & Innovation Strategist working in finance. Interested in everything AI, space, emerging technologies, startups & future trends.



Please tell me if my $SIVE InP capacity modeling is incorrect. (Assuming WIN Semi's Maximum Expansion) Based on discussions with Taiwanese semiconductor industry experts, I still struggle to justify the assumption that $SIVE can become the next $LITE within the next few years. Since $SIVE outsources its InP manufacturing to WIN Semi, even under an extremely optimistic scenario assuming WIN Semi's maximum foundry expansion is converted to 6-inch InP capacity and largely allocated to $SIVE, my model still suggests that $SIVE's accessible InP capacity would only reach roughly 10% of $LITE's by 2028. So what am I missing here? Reference: x.com/Leoskie_L/stat…










$ASTS: I think this is what the plan is, at least on paper, when they tell us "approximately 45 satellites" on the table/guidance. Whether you believe it'll pan out is a separate question.



Blue Origin's New Glenn just blew up at LC-36 while attempting to Static Fire ahead of NG-4. nsf.live/spacecoast

NIKON CEO SAYS COMPANY PLANS TO CHALLENGE ASML WITH LOWER-COST CHIPMAKING EQUIPMENT — NIKKEI



Hitting $100k took over ten years. $500k 2-3 years after that. $1 million a year after that. $2 million 12-18 months after that. Covid hits, everything is a blur, now fluctuating between $7-8 million 🙏 If all goes to plan, 8 figures in 2026 🙏 The younger you start the better off you will be. Even if you put away $5k per year to start. You just need to focus on that first $100k. That’s the hardest milestone. Learn from others. Do research. Don’t get frustrated. Stay patient. Don’t panic. Don’t fear red days. Mix in calculated risk and a sprinkle of yolo. That’s the blueprint.












