Deep Rese🅰️rch

@ilikefastintern @BitchinBetsy FirstNet users won’t always have the luxury of battery powered terminals. Average customers will have their ASTS service automatically priced into their plans. This won’t be a separate monthly subscription like SL.

@BitchinBetsy @deepresearch855 The amount of Starlink minis I see around here is astounding. I bet you don’t even go outside of cell service on a daily basis. They need to price it competitively or people won’t get it.

$ASTS $12.50 / user / month * 7M FirstNet users = $ 1.05B annual revenue… 😮‍💨

@Sensei0701 💯

Google is no doubt behind. Only the ones who have been following quantum progress closely would understand the importance of picking the right modality from the get go , not the ones screaming “smaller players will never be able to compete w/ big tech companies w/ deep pockets involving in quantum!”.

The truly funnny thing about Google investing into the neutral atom quantum computer modality is that if they use laser-based gates, then they will STILL run into scaling problems, just like $IONQ did several years ago $IONQ/OI EQC appears to be the winner in this race

@paullecoque Who could’ve seen this coming? 😉

😂 IonQ $INFQ

$IONQ Scaling is tough.

@genejchan @QuantumDom

@QuantumDom $IONQ is still my first love and the original reason I started posting on X 🫡

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@ASTSHodlerClub @Defiantclient2 @AST_SpaceMobile @Singtel

@Defiantclient2 @AST_SpaceMobile @Singtel 800m customers

$ASTS: 🚨SINGTEL VISITS AST SPACEMOBILE IN TEXAS Dennis Lam, Director of Government Solutions & Transformations at @Singtel writes on LinkedIn: Have you ever wish to stay connected on your mobile while sailing across the open sea, driving through vast lands, or even climbing a mountain? Just wrapped up a visit to AST SpaceMobile and this vision is closer to reality than we think. By leveraging non-terrestrial networks (NTN), powered by low Earth orbit satellites, telcos are unlocking the ability to deliver seamless mobile coverage anytime, anywhere. This is a game-changing for industries, emergency response, and remote connectivity, though perhaps not the best news for those trying to stay off the radar from their bosses. It was a truly fruitful workshop seeing the technology in action, exchanging ideas, and witnessing firsthand how the future of connectivity is being shaped. And to top it off, a beautiful Texas sunset. Now, onto the 30-hour journey back home ✈️. 1/3 linkedin.com/posts/dennisgq…

@jrouldz 😂🤣

By sheer coincidence, I was researching $SMCI a couple days ago for a sub request And a couple of my notes were: “Always stuck in controversy” “Still feels sketchy on executive level” Feels oddly prescient now 😂😂

@nuke2astra WE LOVE THE RISK

$ASTS recall these D2D panel remarks from AST president Scott Wisniewski last september in paris. “the funny thing about financial risk is that it goes both ways. so we’re very excited about the risk profile of this sector. we’ve always been a huge believer in it. everything we’ve thought has come to bear.” “the big satellite strategy is right, the cellular partner strategy is right, the cellular plus MSS for frequencies strategy is right, and we’ve done a fantastic job building that out as fast as possible. the vertically integrated strategy is right—you can’t build a constellation by purchase order.” “so we love the risk. we think this is going to be a big market. we think that having access to one of the major bands, in the largest portion of it, in the most valuable wireless market in the world, is an incredible beachhead.” “and having the ecosystem that we have with over 50 mobile network operators is an incredible position to be in with 6 billion phones out in the market. so we love the risk.” listen carefully to the question asked of Scott here. and then what he says in response. when you’re pulling the future forward in a novel way as AST is with space-based technology that literally impacts billions of lives and trillion dollar markets it’s no surprise this attracts a lot of ignorance disguised as benign skepticism, or hostile FUD. it’s important to meet it head on where it matters, and ignore it completely where it doesn’t.

$IONQ is probably positioned to win a large portion of this sovereign quantum investment. No other quantum company is remotely close to being able to deploy real quantum systems, not lab experiments, and with top notch UK partners (Cambridge and Oxford) The UK leads the way

$IONQ is probably positioned to win a large portion of this sovereign quantum investment. No other quantum company is remotely close to being able to deploy real quantum systems, not lab experiments, and with the top notch UK partners (Cambridge and Oxford) The UK leads the way

$ASTS

$ASTS FirstNet soon™️ This is 7M subscribers at a premium subscription cost for priority service. This probably represents mid- to high-hundreds of millions of dollars of recurring annual revenue

A report from CBS News indicates an Iranian ship approached the USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72) and was fired upon by a Mark-45 5" deck gun that missed several times before an MH-60 "Seahawk" was launched and struck the vessel with 2 AGM-114 Hellfire missiles.

A director at Virgin Media O2, a UK carrier partnering with SpaceX, confirms speeds of 4Mbps. He also talks about the service's limitations and why it works well for dead zones. pcmag.com/news/how-fast-…

$IONQ

@paullecoque @IONQinvestor

Inder Singh @ Cantor: 256 machine could be even earlier than next year…

$ASTS When the bears try sneaking up on me x.com/TheeDarkCircle…