Opinion: xAI Cloud Computing Business May Be Becoming One of the Most Undervalued Growth Engines in the Musk Ecosystem
BlockBeats news, June 16, in the latest episode of the BG2 podcast, Gavin Baker stated that xAI's cloud computing business may be becoming one of the most underestimated growth engines within the Elon Musk ecosystem.
BG2 is a tech and investment podcast hosted by Brad Gerstner and Bill Gurley, with listeners mainly from Silicon Valley startups, venture capital, and public market investment circles. Baker is the founder and Chief Investment Officer of Atreides Management, and a hedge fund investor long focused on technology stocks, AI, and infrastructure investments.
On the show, Baker cited Clark's analysis, noting that the cloud computing deal between xAI and Google could generate higher operating profits per gigawatt of computing power than Anthropic, Meta, Google, and OpenAI. He also mentioned that Freda's estimates for Colossus 1 show the project's internal rate of return could reach 55%.
According to Baker, if a company can finance at an interest rate of 6%, 7%, or 8% and invest in a project with an internal rate of return of about 55%, the financial logic is very straightforward. He noted that xAI may have already risen from a non-AI cloud service provider to become roughly the fourth largest AI hyperscaler in the world in a short period.
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