Stargate
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0 statements across 0 episodes · 1 bullish · 0 bearish · 2 people on the record · first statement Jan 23, 2025 by John Coogan · said 41 times in 11 episodes since 2025 · across every show →
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2026 4 mentions in 4 episodes 1 per episode
- Google Raises $80B, Confidential IPO 101, OpenAI Expands Codex | Diet TBPN
- Apple’s MacBook Neo, OpenAI’s Pentagon Agreement, Anthropic’s Investors Silent on DoW | Diet TBPN
- FULL BREAKDOWN: Apple’s 7 New Devices
- The AI Power Backlash, the NYMag David Ellison profile, Google Personal Intelligence | Diet TBPN
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2025 37 mentions in 7 episodes 5 per episode
- DeepSeek, Stargate Update, Bees Do Enjoy Honey, Golden Retriever Maxxing, Bring on the Trilly
- Weekly Recap: The Soham Parekh Drama, Meta Attacks OpenAI, Trump's Mega Bill
- How Does GROK Compare? (Full Analysis)
- Meta Poaches OpenAI Engineers
- DeepSeek Update, Market Crash, Timeline in Turmoil, Is VC Cooked, Zero Cope Policy
- Weekly Recap: Matthew McConaughey on AI, Nvidia x OpenAI
- The Race to Create General-Purpose Robots | Karol Hausman & Lachy Groom on TBPN
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Everything said about Stargate, oldest first
Jan 23, 2025 neutral
Coogan: Unprofitable AI labs must separate software and infrastructure vehicles
“OpenAI is a software company with different long-term cost structure than that of an infrastructure company. That's fine if you're at Microsoft scale and profitability, but for entities that are losing money and looking to raise more, it makes sense to be diff…”
Jan 23, 2025 neutral
Jul 5, 2025 bullish
Dec 20, 2025
Hays: OpenAI urges White House to invest in Stargate supercomputing initiative
“In a letter to the White House sent this AM, this was yesterday, OpenAI encourages the federal government, government to invest in or contract with initiatives like OpenAI's Stargate to secure compute for public research.”