It's the kind of people that want to ban anything because of some theoretical small harm is technically possible. We're lucky it's not more prevalent or we'd still be in the stone age.

On the other hand, large part of it is probably securing control of the company with super voting stocks.

Or sometimes a fix is obvious, but because it requires changing the code of a dependency, it's actually quite tedious to implement.

You should estimate how much time it would have taken a human

And yes, I don't plan to invest unless SpaceX stock somehow becomes cheap, which is very unlikely.

Also I think stuff like Hetzner is a commodity. But are gigawatt scale data centers a commodity? You need those for AI training.

Anyways their goal is datacenters in space, not traditional data centers. Although I think that's only viable for inference.

You're right that long term it should stabilize into a low margin business.

Elon is also much less risk averse than others, which helps to build stuff fast, possibly cheaper, pushing legality to the limit. Colossus was definitely built much faster than anything else. I think building datacenters suits him better than a pure software play, where "move fast break things" is already the norm.