In this electrifying episode, we dive deep into the unexpected resurgence of nuclear energy and its pivotal role in powering the next wave of artificial intelligence. Journey back to 1979 with the infamous Three Mile Island accident—a catastrophe that once nearly halted America's nuclear ambitions. Fast forward to 2025, and witness the dramatic comeback as tech giants like Microsoft and Google sign multi-decade deals to harness nuclear power, specifically through innovative small modular reactors (SMRs).

Why the sudden shift? The answer lies in AI's insatiable hunger for electricity. As data centers expand and AI technologies evolve, traditional energy sources can't keep up with the demand for clean, reliable power. Nuclear energy, with its ability to provide consistent, zero-emission electricity, emerges as the perfect solution. But there's a twist: the U.S. now finds itself dependent on Russia for the specialized nuclear fuel required by these new reactors, echoing past geopolitical struggles and creating a high-stakes race to reclaim energy independence.

We explore the technical advancements of SMRs, the economic and environmental imperatives driving big tech's investment, and the intricate web of global politics that could either accelerate this nuclear renaissance or stall it. Can the U.S. overcome its reliance on Russian uranium and meet the colossal energy needs of the AI era? Or will geopolitical tensions and supply chain challenges hinder progress, potentially slowing down AI advancements?

Join us as we unravel this complex story where energy, technology, and international relations collide. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, an energy aficionado, or just curious about the forces shaping our future, this episode offers a comprehensive look at how nuclear power is set to redefine the landscape of artificial intelligence and global power dynamics.

Tune in and discover whether nuclear energy will light the way for AI’s future or if geopolitical hurdles will keep the power grid—and innovation—under threat. Don’t miss this fascinating exploration of the forces driving a new nuclear era!

In this episode, we dive into Elon Musk’s xAI—now armed with a fresh $6 billion in funding—and its quest to rival AI giants like OpenAI. We explore the rebellious Grok AI, xAI’s integration with Musk’s platforms (including X, formerly Twitter), the tense lawsuit with OpenAI, and the ethical questions fueling the AI arms race. Join us as we unpack the power plays and controversies reshaping the future of artificial intelligence.

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In this episode, we explore how Elon Musk’s Starlink project is reshaping the global internet landscape—especially in places long considered “dead zones” of connectivity. We’ll examine why traditional satellite internet struggled for decades, how Starlink’s innovative low-Earth orbit satellites are delivering faster, more accessible internet, and the enormous economic opportunity this emerging market represents.

But Starlink isn’t just transforming connectivity; it’s altering geopolitical power dynamics. Discover how Ukraine’s use of Starlink during the Russian invasion highlighted the system’s strategic significance and why China views it as a formidable American asset. We’ll delve into China’s plans to build its own “Chinese Starlink,” the race to harness next-generation networks like 6G, and the intensifying competition to control low-Earth orbit real estate.

Join me as I break down complex technology and business concepts into insights that matter for leaders and investors. In this episode, we’ll uncover the strategies, tensions, and future possibilities in the new space-based internet economy—and what it all means for the rapidly shifting balance of global power.

Pat is coming back to bring the golden age of Intel

But if it doesn’t work

This is going to be the official end of intel

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