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The speaker believes the company (implied to be SpaceX/Starlink's parent) went public at approximately **$1.8 or $1.9 trillion**.
They state that **Starlink and the data center business** are currently the primary revenue drivers.
**Starlink's Impact on Telecom:**
* Starlink has "taken over the entire telecom industry."
* The global telecommunications industry is being "completely upended by Starlink."
* Starlink is described as the "world's only ubiquitous, omnipresent home broadband and cellular service."
* It's the "only constellation" providing coverage for "every square inch of the entire planet," including oceans, deserts, mountaintops, and jungles, with reliable, fast, high-speed internet and cell service.
**Starlink's Scale and Financials:**
* Starlink is "already at massive scale," with "well in excess of 10 million customers."
* It's growing by "a few million customers per quarter," and this rate is "accelerating."
* Starlink is characterized as a "predictable, compelling, growing money printer."
* The speaker's opinion is that Starlink alone is "well and truly a multi-trillion dollar business" today.
**Competitive Landscape:**
* The speaker claims "no other company is capable of competing with Starlink."
* There are "roughly 10,000 Starlink satellites in service today" in orbit, "launched by SpaceX."
* "No one else has the launch capability," meaning potential competitors would need to rely on SpaceX for launches.
* Starlink is said to have "decimated" established satellite communications providers like Viasat, Iridium, GoGo, and AST Space Mobile.
**Customer Segments and Data Centers:**
* Starlink has secured "a ton of customers" in the **in-flight connectivity sector** and the **residential** market.
* For data centers, it was "widely reported that SpaceX won the leases with Anthropic and Google."
The overall assessment is that Starlink and the associated businesses are "firing on all cylinders, or nearly all cylinders."