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Investors may be undervaluing Grok within SpaceX
Investors may be undervaluing Grok within SpaceX
Baker says many SpaceX investors analyze Starlink and compute businesses while barely discussing Grok, even though he believes its performance warrants consideration as part of SpaceX's value.
- Speaker
- Gavin Baker
- Source timestamp
- 93:55
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