@cnbciMay 28, 2026 · 0:48 · original sound - CNBC International
“There’ll be lights on the moon.” Voyager Technologies CEO Dylan Taylor says humans could be living and working on the moon sooner than many people think. Speaking to CNBC’s Morgan Brennan at CONVERGE LIVE, Taylor said he expects humans to return to the moon by the end of the 2020s — and that some form of lunar base could follow. Muon Space President Gregory Smirin added that satellite infrastructure could eventually become as ordinary as data centers are today. Watch the full CNBC CONVERGE LIVE conversation to hear how the business of orbit is moving from exploration to infrastructure.
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