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SpaceX Files IPO Prospectus Outlining Orbital Data Center Plans
SpaceX released its IPO prospectus on Thursday, detailing plans for orbital data centers as part of its AI infrastructure strategy. The filing projects a $28.5 trillion addressable market, with most tied to AI applications.
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SpaceX released its IPO prospectus on Thursday, outlining plans to develop orbital data centers as a core part of its future operations. 5 trillion. 7 trillion for enterprise applications.
SpaceX plans to use orbital data centers to train frontier AI models and reduce the cost per token for enterprise customers. The filing states that deployment of these satellites will not begin until as early as 2028. The prospectus notes that the orbital data center concept remains in early stages and has not yet been deployed at scale.
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