$ANTHROPIC - Anthropic is EBIT positive with high gross margins on inference, growing faster than any company in history at massive scale, and has secured a $15B/year deal with SpaceX for compute. The company is several months ahead of competitors and hiring aggressively.
$SPCX - SpaceX is filing for the largest IPO ever at $175B valuation with three strong business units: Starlink (profitable money printer), emerging AI/compute business with $15B annual revenue from Anthropic deal, and space launch dominance. The company has unique execution capabilities and is building a capital/technology moat.
$NVDA - NVIDIA is gaining share (not losing it), growing faster than hyperscaler CapEx, and has developed domain-specific architectures including a $20B CPU business. The company has unique co-design relationships with every AI lab and is positioned to benefit from disaggregated inference extending GPU useful life to 10-15 years.
$CURSOR - Cursor's Composer 2.5 model became Pareto dominant after just 3-4 weeks of reinforcement learning on SpaceX's Colossus compute, demonstrating the power of their proprietary coding data. The company has more tokens of coding data than exist on the public Internet and is positioned to become the dominant coding AI player.
$DATACENTER - Terrestrial data centers alone represent $100-200B of revenue opportunity by 2030-2032. SpaceX's ability to build gigawatt-scale data centers faster than anyone else creates a massive competitive moat, and Jensen needs design partners for DC-to-DC power transformation.
$AILABS - The private AI lab companies (OpenAI, Anthropic, XAI, Cursor) are collectively approaching $200-400B in ARR at high margins, demonstrating strong ROI on GPU spend. The recursive self-improvement and continual learning frontiers could enable 10x yearly improvements in model quality.
$ENERGY - America's energy self-sufficiency and position as the world's largest oil/gas producer and exporter creates relative advantage as the Strait of Hormuz closure drives up global energy costs. Natural gas (NG1) is down while LNG is up 100-200%, benefiting US manufacturing and electricity costs.