When I was a kid, space was about flags and footprints.
A government-funded science project that lived in the back of the newspaper.
If you wanted to invest in it, you bought a defense contractor and hoped for a 3% dividend.
That era is over.
Look at what Jeff Bezos is planning:
Blue Origin wants to launch a network of 51,600 satellites.
For perspective, there are currently only about 15,000 satellites in orbit.
Bezos isn’t looking to more than 4X that number to look at the stars, either.
He wants to build an orbital AI data center network — a colossal array of computing infrastructure for processing the huge amount of data the artificial intelligence industry desperately needs more of.
Why?
Because overheating, and the force of gravity, constrain data processing on Earth. Whereas space offers zero G, and an infinite ‘heat sink’.
This is a pivotal moment.
Because we’re shifting from the Space Exploration Age into the Industrial Space Age.
The driving force, of course, is AI demand.
This ‘space trade’ is perhaps the biggest asymmetry I’ve seen in decades.
Which is why next week on Thursday, April 16th at 2pm ET, I’m hosting a free live webinar:
The Space Trade: How to Capture Growth & Income in 2026's Surging Orbital Economy.
The Bezos announcement is the clearest signal yet that this theme has substantial potential.
The $613 billion global space industry is now trending toward $1 trillion by 2032.
Join me for the webinar and I’ll explain exactly what’s happening, and which companies I’m watching as this theme gathers momentum.
Register for The Space Trade webinar here.
See you next week!
Matt
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