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Aave Founder: Solar Energy, GPUs, Robots and Other Assets Will Be Added to Lending Landscape in the Future
Odaily reports: Aave founder and CEO Stani posted on X platform that his way of measuring Aave's potential market size is "addressable collateral" — the broader the range of assets that can serve as collateral, the greater the lending market space becomes.Stani stated that Aave initially started with crypto assets, then expanded into securities through Coinbase Tokenized Stocks and Horizon RWA, and in the future will also cover assets such as solar energy, batteries, GPUs, robots, and space infrastructure. He expressed his belief that this transformation will continue through 2050, and that Aave's goal is to accelerate this process by approximately 10 years by providing financing for the assets that will drive the "Age of Abundance."
Goldman Sachs: Data Center Power Scramble Spurs 50GWh Energy Storage Growth, FLNC Secures Exclusive NVIDIA Deal
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs' July 16 energy storage report pointed out that electricity demand from data centers is surging, traditional grid expansion requires four to eight years, and energy storage has become the fastest solution with a 12 to 18-month deployment cycle. Goldman Sachs estimates that by 2030, behind-the-meter energy storage opportunities in the US will bring about 50GWh of increment, plus 11GWh from 800V DC data centers, total US energy storage deployment will reach 172GWh, significantly upwardly revised from the previous 112GWh. Globally, annual energy storage installations are expected to reach 2100GWh by 2040. Goldman Sachs believes energy storage is transitioning from renewable energy supporting equipment to a necessity for AI infrastructure, which will change the industry valuation logic. In terms of targets, FLNC (Buy) secured exclusive battery partner qualification for Nvidia DSX Vera Rubin, data center pipeline projects reached 12GW, up 30% sequentially; CATL (Buy) has about 30% global energy storage market share, already used in Shanghai SenseTime data center; Tesla (Neutral) 2025 energy storage deployment 46.7GWh, energy business 2028 estimated revenue 29 billion USD; Energy Vault (Neutral) received 6x EV/EBITDA valuation; LGES (Buy) North America ESS capacity expected to reach 50GWh by end of 2026. Canadian Solar, Ford, Samsung SDI, Shoals, Sungrow are also worth watching. Goldman Sachs emphasizes the need to distinguish those with real order support
Google Prepares to Test-Launch "Project Suncatcher," Plans to Deploy Solar-Powered TPU Data Centers in Space
Odaily News: Sources reveal that Google is preparing to test-launch "Project Suncatcher," which plans to deploy solar-powered data centers carrying TPUs into space, utilizing solar energy to power AI computing. The specific test launch date and further technical details have not yet been disclosed. (Reuters)
Goldman Sachs: Data Center Power Scramble Spurs 50GWh Energy Storage Growth, FLNC Secures Exclusive NVIDIA Deal
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs' July 16 energy storage report pointed out that electricity demand from data centers is surging, traditional grid expansion requires four to eight years, and energy storage has become the fastest solution with a 12 to 18-month deployment cycle. Goldman Sachs estimates that by 2030, behind-the-meter energy storage opportunities in the US will bring about 50GWh of increment, plus 11GWh from 800V DC data centers, total US energy storage deployment will reach 172GWh, significantly upwardly revised from the previous 112GWh. Globally, annual energy storage installations are expected to reach 2100GWh by 2040. Goldman Sachs believes energy storage is transitioning from renewable energy supporting equipment to a necessity for AI infrastructure, which will change the industry valuation logic. In terms of targets, FLNC (Buy) secured exclusive battery partner qualification for Nvidia DSX Vera Rubin, data center pipeline projects reached 12GW, up 30% sequentially; CATL (Buy) has about 30% global energy storage market share, already used in Shanghai SenseTime data center; Tesla (Neutral) 2025 energy storage deployment 46.7GWh, energy business 2028 estimated revenue 29 billion USD; Energy Vault (Neutral) received 6x EV/EBITDA valuation; LGES (Buy) North America ESS capacity expected to reach 50GWh by end of 2026. Canadian Solar, Ford, Samsung SDI, Shoals, Sungrow are also worth watching. Goldman Sachs emphasizes the need to distinguish those with real order support
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Aave Founder: Solar Energy, GPUs, Robots and Other Assets Will Be Added to Lending Landscape in the Future
Odaily reports: Aave founder and CEO Stani posted on X platform that his way of measuring Aave's potential market size is "addressable collateral" — the broader the range of assets that can serve as collateral, the greater the lending market space becomes.Stani stated that Aave initially started with crypto assets, then expanded into securities through Coinbase Tokenized Stocks and Horizon RWA, and in the future will also cover assets such as solar energy, batteries, GPUs, robots, and space infrastructure. He expressed his belief that this transformation will continue through 2050, and that Aave's goal is to accelerate this process by approximately 10 years by providing financing for the assets that will drive the "Age of Abundance."
Google Prepares to Test-Launch "Project Suncatcher," Plans to Deploy Solar-Powered TPU Data Centers in Space
Odaily News: Sources reveal that Google is preparing to test-launch "Project Suncatcher," which plans to deploy solar-powered data centers carrying TPUs into space, utilizing solar energy to power AI computing. The specific test launch date and further technical details have not yet been disclosed. (Reuters)
Goldman Sachs: Data Center Power Scramble Spurs 50GWh Energy Storage Growth, FLNC Secures Exclusive NVIDIA Deal
According to TechFlow Research, Goldman Sachs' July 16 energy storage report pointed out that electricity demand from data centers is surging, traditional grid expansion requires four to eight years, and energy storage has become the fastest solution with a 12 to 18-month deployment cycle. Goldman Sachs estimates that by 2030, behind-the-meter energy storage opportunities in the US will bring about 50GWh of increment, plus 11GWh from 800V DC data centers, total US energy storage deployment will reach 172GWh, significantly upwardly revised from the previous 112GWh. Globally, annual energy storage installations are expected to reach 2100GWh by 2040. Goldman Sachs believes energy storage is transitioning from renewable energy supporting equipment to a necessity for AI infrastructure, which will change the industry valuation logic. In terms of targets, FLNC (Buy) secured exclusive battery partner qualification for Nvidia DSX Vera Rubin, data center pipeline projects reached 12GW, up 30% sequentially; CATL (Buy) has about 30% global energy storage market share, already used in Shanghai SenseTime data center; Tesla (Neutral) 2025 energy storage deployment 46.7GWh, energy business 2028 estimated revenue 29 billion USD; Energy Vault (Neutral) received 6x EV/EBITDA valuation; LGES (Buy) North America ESS capacity expected to reach 50GWh by end of 2026. Canadian Solar, Ford, Samsung SDI, Shoals, Sungrow are also worth watching. Goldman Sachs emphasizes the need to distinguish those with real order support