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Jared Isaacman

NASA Administrator (15th, since Dec 2025); commercial astronaut

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I'm pretty excited about the TAM that SpaceX and others are pursuing right now with orbital data centers and such.

2026-07-27-podcast-moonshots-jared-isaacman-nasa-s-moon-base-by-2028-optimus· 2026-07-27#rapid-reusability-to-orbital-compute-capex-arbitrage#low-orbit-self-cleaning-and-gpu-depreciation

We are structurally very disadvantaged relative to any of the hyperscalers... even NASA's budget, which is 25 billion a year, I mean the hyperscalers are investing many times NASA's budget into just hardware procurement right now.

2026-07-27-podcast-moonshots-jared-isaacman-nasa-s-moon-base-by-2028-optimus· 2026-07-27#ai-capex-to-power-and-materials-cascade

I never bet against an extremely well capitalized Elon. People ask my position as NASA administrator, what do I think of SpaceX as an IPO?... the fact that they're extremely well capitalized right now is a fantastic thing... number one national space policy objective, return American astronauts to the lunar surface. We can't do it without them.

2026-07-27-podcast-moonshots-jared-isaacman-nasa-s-moon-base-by-2028-optimus· 2026-07-27#spacex-ipo-comp-anchor-to-space-peer-fade#elon-web-services-to-spacex-hyperscaler-rerate
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Jared Isaacman

One-line summary: NASA Administrator; corroborates the orbital-data-center TAM SpaceX and others are pursuing, the hyperscaler-vs-government capex asymmetry (hyperscalers spend many times NASA's ~$25B/yr budget on hardware procurement), and SpaceX's essential, well-capitalized role in the lunar program.

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