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50 MW coming online early 2027, congrats @Riyanxali!
Earlier this month I was deep in the Permian building towards a more scalable and repeatable way to unlock power.
Now, starting early 2027, we're bringing up to 50 MW online in West Texas and setting aside some capacity for startups building frontier energy infrastructure in America.
If you're in El Segundo, San Francisco, or anywhere in the U.S. and want to test your:
• Turbines and gensets
• New generator tech like fuel cells and linear generators
• Storage and power electronics
• Microgrids
• Modular data centers
Reach out.
your time is limited. so don’t waste it living someone else’s life.
#lightyearresidency
One hour of time is not equal to one hour of time if it’s spent on a wrong thing.
#lightyearresidency
Tomorrow night. Come hang with Lightyear. 🍵🀄
Matcha & Mahjong · Thu Oct 8 · 6–8PM · SF
#SFTechWeek
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Two more days. Matcha & Mahjong with Lightyear 🍵🀄
Come hang with the crew during SF Tech Week.
Thu Oct 8 · 6–8PM · SF
RSVP → partiful.com/e/YLcg5cSD996HB…
SF Tech Week is here.
We're hosting Matcha & Mahjong on Thursday, Oct 8 🍵🀄
Come hang with the Lightyear crew.
RSVP → partiful.com/e/YLcg5cSD996HB…
At Lightyear we challenge the status quo. 1 years work in 1 months time? What do you think? Possible?
#LightyearResidency
It’s time to build.
The new cohort is locked in the mansion — heads down, focused, working toward demo day.
Let’s go.
Tomorrow it begins.
A new group of the most driven founders alive moves into the mansion. 30 days. Zero distractions. Just build.
We can't wait to introduce them to you.
Lou didn’t start Pintours in a boardroom.
He came from Apple’s R&D team, where he helped build products reaching hundreds of millions of people. Then he built Pintours — the AI that powers real-life experiences, partnering with GetYourGuide and Uber.
One month at Lightyear. Everything accelerated
Every company that changed the world started with one person who refused to stop.
Not because it was easy. Because they couldn't imagine doing anything else.
Solo grinding has a ceiling.
Not because you’re not good enough. But because no one builds their best work in a vacuum.
The best ideas come from friction. From someone across the table saying “have you thought about it this way?” From watching someone work harder than you and feeling that quiet pull to match them.
Two founders pushing each other forward is a different animal than one founder pushing alone.
Put enough of the right people in the same room and something shifts. It’s hard to explain until you’ve felt it.