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SpaceX Files IPO Documents Detailing Anthropic Data Center Deal
SpaceX disclosed terms of a multi-year agreement with Anthropic in regulatory filings released Wednesday. The documents also outlined the company's financial results and governance structure ahead of a planned stock offering.
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U.S. regulators on Wednesday that included details of an agreement to provide computing resources to Anthropic. 25 billion per month from July 2026 through May 2029 for access to GPUs at data centers in Tennessee and Mississippi. The company will pay a reduced rate for May and June before the full monthly amount begins.
SpaceX stated that it built the facilities for its xAI unit but determined it did not require the full computing capacity. The filing noted that the company expects to enter into additional similar contracts for its infrastructure.
3 billion net loss for the first quarter of 2026. 9 billion loss. 75 trillion. The stock is expected to trade under the ticker SPCX on the Nasdaq exchange.
The documents showed that Musk is the only person who can remove himself as chief executive. They also indicated that he and his allies will hold sufficient voting power to maintain control of the board. SpaceX said it will use provisions under Texas law to limit hostile takeovers and removal of executives.
The filing described the company's dual strategy of using its data centers for internal needs while generating revenue from external contracts. An Anthropic spokesperson confirmed the payment figures to Wired. SpaceX did not respond to a request for comment.
