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Deutsche Bank raises SpaceX forecast amid Texas regulatory uncertainty

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What happened

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Elon Musk stated that SpaceX revenue would decrease if computing power became plentiful and cheap. Two days later, Deutsche Bank raised its 2028 forecast for SpaceX by $18 billion, based on the view that computing power will remain scarce. Separately, Gina Hinojosa pledged to halt new data-center approvals in Texas until the legislature establishes protections for water and electricity costs.

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Why it matters

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The differing views on compute scarcity—Musk's warning versus Deutsche Bank's forecast—highlight market uncertainty in the AI sector. Meanwhile, the regulatory pressure from Gina Hinojosa is expected to slow data center construction, particularly in 2028, according to Deutsche Bank.

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Who's involved

  • SpaceXAmerican private aerospace company whose 2028 forecast was raised.
  • Deutsche BankGerman global banking company that raised its 2028 forecast for SpaceX.
  • Gina HinojosaPolitician who pledged to halt new data-center approvals in Texas.
  • Elon MuskBusinessman who warned that SpaceX revenue could drop if compute becomes cheap.

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    Anthropic might face limited compute capacity and higher costs due to regulatory slowdowns.

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