UPDATED JULY 14, 2026
UPDATED JULY 14, 2026

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  • · 14h ago

    Elon Musk tweeted SpaceX will be worth more than Earth if it accomplishes its goals. Peter Diamandis notes Earth's material wealth is about $600 trillion; adding financial assets brings it to $1.7 quadrillion.

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  • · 14h ago

    China's Long March 10B booster successfully landed on July 10th, a first for China. SpaceX's Falcon 9 has achieved 580 booster reflights; booster 1067 flew its 36th mission on July 11th.

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  • · 1d ago

    Hammer argues forcing a trillionaire to sell company shares to pay taxes is worse than their existence. He says rewarding innovation like SpaceX and Tesla is good, but actual policy actions matter more.

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  • · 3d ago

    SpaceX's IPO raised $75 billion at a valuation of $1.75 trillion, trading today around a $2 trillion market cap on roughly $35 billion of forward revenue.

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  • · 3d ago

    Jason Calacanis highlights major philanthropic contributions to Trump Accounts: Michael Dell donated $6 billion, Gwen Shotwell contributed $350 million in SpaceX shares, and Brad Gerstner gave $100 million.

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  • · 3d ago

    Nathaniel Whittemore reports Cursor (now SpaceX AI) began work in April on a general-purpose agent called SAND, designed as a personal assistant for office tasks like email and spreadsheets.

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  • · 5d ago

    Brett notes SpaceX is not taking Falcon 9 ride-share bookings for 2028-2029, and Blue Origin’s pad explosion has delayed its launch schedule, creating a medium-term tightness in launch availability.

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  • · 5d ago

    Daniel argues vertical integration is key, citing SpaceX’s internal Starlink demand as the cash flow engine funding its rocket development, whereas other companies lack sustainable demand.

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  • · 5d ago

    Brett observes that once Starship is operational, SpaceX will have excess upmass capacity and could offer standardized 'PEZ dispenser' launch slots, but satellite companies must commit to that design.

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  • · 5d ago

    Anthropic announced a partnership with SpaceX AI, gaining access to the Colossus 1 data center with 220,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs operating at 300 MW capacity.

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  • · 5d ago

    Elon Musk tweeted he leased Colossus 1 to Anthropic after meetings where their team passed his 'evil detector,' while SpaceX AI had moved training to the Blackwell-based Colossus 2 cluster.

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  • · 5d ago

    Whittemore speculates Elon's AI play has pivoted from model builder to compute czar, viewing SpaceX as a vertically integrated AI infrastructure company rather than a model competitor.

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  • · 6d ago

    Anthropic deepened its partnership with SpaceX, scaling GB200 capacity in the Colossus 2 data center throughout June.

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  • · 6d ago

    SpaceX's IPO filing reveals Anthropic agreed to pay $45 billion over three years for Colossus compute, roughly $1.25 billion monthly, making it SpaceX's biggest revenue generator.

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  • · 6d ago

    Elon Musk tweeted that SpaceX is offering AI compute as a service at significant scale and is in discussions with other companies, anticipating orbital data centers will enable extreme scale.

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