The Boring Company, owned by Elon Musk, completes a $3 billion Series D funding round, valuing the company at roughly $23 billion.
But what’s truly worth paying attention to may not be the funding itself.
The Boring Company is preparing to deploy underground infrastructure at scale across the United Arab Emirates, planning to build more than 150 kilometers of tunnels.
Musk is taking the “underground highway” from an experiment in the United States and rolling it out on a large scale in the Middle East.
AI, robots, SpaceX, brain-computer interfaces—plus underground transportation infrastructure...
What Musk is doing is increasingly looking less like the business of a single company.
More like a bet on multiple fronts at the same time: AI + energy + space + robotics + transportation infrastructure.
If the Boring Company can truly run a large-scale commercial model in the UAE, a $23 billion valuation could be just the beginning.
But what’s truly worth paying attention to may not be the funding itself.
The Boring Company is preparing to deploy underground infrastructure at scale across the United Arab Emirates, planning to build more than 150 kilometers of tunnels.
Musk is taking the “underground highway” from an experiment in the United States and rolling it out on a large scale in the Middle East.
AI, robots, SpaceX, brain-computer interfaces—plus underground transportation infrastructure...
What Musk is doing is increasingly looking less like the business of a single company.
More like a bet on multiple fronts at the same time: AI + energy + space + robotics + transportation infrastructure.
If the Boring Company can truly run a large-scale commercial model in the UAE, a $23 billion valuation could be just the beginning.