Musk says SpaceX AI revenue will overtake rocket launches by September, with Grok trained on staff
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SpaceX claims AI revenue will surpass its non-AI businesses by September and plans major AI buildout: a reported $60bn Cursor acquisition, larger Nvidia hardware purchases, and in-orbit data centers. While the revenue target may be hard to meet, the disclosed capex direction and compute demand are more relevant near-term, potentially supporting AI infrastructure supply chains. Employee-data training plans add governance and reputational risk.
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SpaceX told employees in an all-hands meeting that it generated $7.81bn in second-quarter revenue, including $2.56bn from AI and $5.25bn from non-AI businesses. The company is planning to buy AI coding tool Cursor for $60bn, commit to Nvidia hardware purchases and develop data centres in orbit. Elon Musk said he expects AI revenue to surpass the rest of the company’s sales by September.
