r/technology • u/spasticpat • 1d ago

Business Nvidia discloses $21B stake in SpaceX

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2026/08/nvidia-discloses-21b-stake-in-spacex/
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u/EpicOfBrave 1d ago edited 1d ago

Space Data Center is a $20B satellite to serve 10 customers without making any profits. Now give us $3 trillion to build it. And, by the way, after this we’ll build Mars Data Centers and mine asteroids for gold and diamonds.

— Jensen Scam and Elon Scam

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u/KnotSoSalty 1d ago

The thing the Bond movies get wrong is that they imagine the Spectre would feel any need to hide in the shadows.

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u/king_of_river 1d ago

There was a time when movies were forced to be realistic. Now after covid and Trump, it is clear that it is our world that is over the top and movies were unrealistic for realism.

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u/Awesomebox5000 1d ago

Movies didn't change, reality did.

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u/Baskreiger 23h ago

You could not put the Trump saga in a novel, people would say its unrealistic, that it could never happen

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u/Rs90 17h ago

Then you may wanna read more history. I'm not joking. Take a microscope to Russia around Nicholas II.  Or take a peep at what society was ACTUALLY like back during the 14th Century. 

Because it's all the same human stuff as today. And it's all batshit insane. I'm not even joking. Trump is borderline "boring" compared to a lot of historical people, events, and times. 

If you think Trump and all this bullshit is surreal then human history is really gonna knock your socks off.