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SpaceX is presented as set to raise $75 billion in an IPO priced at…

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SpaceX is presented as set to raise $75 billion in an IPO priced at $135/share—making Elon Musk a trillionaire—and to commercialize an 'ai1' satellite: a 72‑GPU rack with 1,000,000 racks planned (120 GW total, 4× ground datacenter compute). The post claims chip‑agnostic racks could earn $50–100B from Anthropic, Cursor and Google if launch costs fall to $200K per rack, framing SpaceX as an index bet on AI infrastructure despite execution risk.

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tomorrow spaceX will raise 3X the largest IPO in history. $75 billion & elon becomes the worlds 1st trillionaire.

the craziest part is i think its undervalued (just hear me out)

  • their ai1 satellite is the answer to “will ai datacenters work”. the satellite is a 72 gpu rack, they’re launching 1M of them totalling 120 GW of compute

that’s 4X total ground data centers.

right now the launch costs are more expensive but assuming they bring cost down to $200K per rack it ends up being cost-competitive to data centers on earth

best part is the GPU racks are interchangeable meaning google tpus, amazon tranium and whatever else is welcome. chip-agnostic.

anthropic, cursor and google alone will pay spacex $50-100B over the next year for access

there’s obviously a lot of execution risk but no one scales hardware 0-1 as aggressively as elon.

the core constraints in ai are compute, memory, power and distribution.

spaceX excels at 3/4 of these. it’s an index bet on AI infrastructure.

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Teams are go for launch with a $135 price per share for the SpaceX IPO → spacexipo.com/#priceannounce…

— https://nitter.net/SpaceX/status/2065154746810327356#m