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We decode tech and market signals together, salon-style with a small, curated group - so you can operate, invest, and decide better.
Past attendees have been founders, investors and operators who work in tech or tech-adjacent roles across industries
Our Why
AI can build a financial model, summarize an earnings call, or map a competitive landscape in seconds.
What AI cannot do is connect the dots around what's happening right now - a technology, a trend, a business, an idea, a decision. Or what a moment like that actually signals.
That takes human judgment, experience, and taste. The kind you only build by studying real examples, arguing them out loud, and testing your read against people who see it differently than you do.
If you want a space to actually grow your thinking IRL and connect with people who match that energy, this is it.
That's what Tech x Market Decoders is for.
Every week, we pick one topic - a company or startup everyone's talking about, a technology reshaping an industry, or a shift in how things are being built or bought. Bring your laptop.
Here's how it works:
Check-in and Intros
15 minutes - decode solo. Quiet research time. Dig into the news, the product, the tech, the data. No talking, just thinking.
45 minutes - decode together. We open the floor. What did you find? Where do you disagree? What's convincing, what's overhyped, what would change your mind? This is where judgment actually gets built - not from reading alone, but from testing your read against someone else's.
Last few minutes - wrap up
You'll leave with a sharper read on the topic than you walked in with, and a few new perspectives you hadn't considered. That's the whole point.
This week's topic: The Reality of Data Centers in Space
Starcloud just raised $250M to build satellites that run AI workloads in orbit, joining Google's "Project Suncatcher" and a SpaceX effort in a race to solve AI's power problem by moving compute off the planet entirely. The pitch is compelling - unlimited solar power, no water usage - but basic questions about heat dissipation, launch costs, and maintenance remain mostly unanswered.
We're decoding: Is space-based computing a real solution to AI's real estate and energy issues?
Supporting questions: What would actually have to be true for orbital data centers to beat a terrestrial one on cost? Who's positioned to win this race - the well-funded startups (Starcloud), or the hyperscalers who already have the capital and infrastructure (Google, SpaceX)?
Come as you are - operator, investor, builder, or just someone who reads too much tech or business news and wants to discuss with smart people.
Prep not required but feel free to do some home research before you arrive if you'd like.
**Refunds available up to 48 hours before the session. After that, we are sorry but the fee is non-refundable.
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