SpaceX is pursuing orbital datacenters for AI computing, with plans already leveraging a large orbital scale—over 10,000 Starlink-like satellites in orbit and a future target of launching tens of thousands of Starship missions annually.

Calculations suggest SpaceX could access vast power from space, estimating around one terawatt of AI compute capacity through satellites launched from Earth each year.

The broader vision includes expanding orbital infrastructure with more satellites and AI compute capabilities deployed in space.

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SpaceX reportedly tapped Goldman Sachs to lead its upcoming IPO, with Morgan Stanley expected to participate, targeting a valuation near $1.75 trillion and raising over $75 billion, potentially listing on Nasdaq.

Separately, the IPO discussions reiterate an aim for a $1.75 trillion valuation and substantial capital raise, with Nasdaq as a potential listing venue.

Musk reiterates plans to establish a Moon base and develop a mass driver to enable deep-space exploration, signaling long-term space infrastructure ambitions.

Alphabet Inc. has reportedly held talks with SpaceX about collaborating on technology to enable orbital datacenters, indicating potential industry partnership.