nuclear

“But I also worked on Hyperloop and on the boring company, kind of ideas that came from that while I was there and on Mars systems, which is how I started to look at nuclear.”

“I think like nuclear ends up coming down, will end up coming down to like brand, like who got something working early on and like, you know, nobody ever got fired for buying like reactor company X that is good enough and cheap enough and whatever else and safe…”

“What we're seeing, you know, maritime, nuclear, aerospace, is that we're not getting bombarded with a million different maritime-specific feature requests. Right. We're seeing a lot of commonality across these industries. Folks want the same answers. They want…”

“It'll, it'll still be around like eight or nine percent nuclear. Solar is going to tick up a little bit, but honestly, oil and gas is growing as well.”

“Nuclear in the last 40 to 50 years has been sort of a one-off industry. You have a plant built here, a plant built there. There were a couple of models and units of reactors built in duplicates around the world. But nobody has really been able to manufacture l…”