Organization
SpaceX
Launch-services company named by AST SpaceMobile for the planned mid-June 2026 launch of BlueBird 8, 9 and 10 on Falcon 9.
- Internet access provider
What to know first
- IdentitySpaceX, Private company, CompanyHigh confidence
- Commercial servicesData center · United States, Internet access · United StatesHigh confidence
Basic information
- Display nameSpaceXHigh confidence
- Legal typePrivate companyHigh confidence
- Directory categoryCompanyHigh confidence
- AliasesFalcon 9, Space Exploration TechnologiesMedium confidence
- Last updatedJun 18, 2026High confidence
Locations
- Geography scopeUnited StatesHigh confidence
- Data centerUnited StatesMedium confidence
- Internet accessUnited StatesMedium confidence
What it does
- Data centerUnited States, Data center operator, structured directory facetHigh confidence
- Internet accessUnited States, Internet access provider, structured directory facetHigh confidence
Other network resources
- Data centerSpaceX United States Data center · United StatesUnrated
- Service platformSpaceX United States Internet access · United StatesUnrated
People and contacts
- ContactsPolicyMedium confidence
- Available contact typesPolicyMedium confidence
Registry and related records
- Editorial contextTeraFab’s $16.8bn first phase moves the bottleneck inside the factory gate, SpaceX has now put an address and an opening capital estimate on its TeraFab ambition: Grimes County, Texas, and approximately $16.8bn for an initial phase funded by SpaceX and Tesla. That is a material narrowing of a project that was already visible in prospectus and county records. It is not evidence that the money has been spent, that a 100m-square-foot plant exists, or that the companies can already make one terawatt of compute a year. The strategic change is subtler. SpaceX and Tesla want to replace dependence on outside foundry allocation with control of logic, memory, packaging and testing—thereby taking on the execution risks that foundries currently absorb.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextSpaceX’s AI build-out has a conversion problem: turn $15.8bn of quarterly capex into durable demand, SpaceX’s second-quarter filing shows an AI infrastructure programme expanding faster than its current revenue base. The strategic question is no longer whether it can finance capacity, but whether concentrated customers and partly terminable contracts can absorb that capacity long enough to cover depreciation and produce operating returns.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextFlight 14 is where Starship must stop being a test and start delivering network capacity, SpaceX says its next Starship flight will attempt something the programme has never done: carry Starlink V3 satellites to operational orbit. The tentative end-of-August mission would connect the rocket directly to the economics of the company’s broadband network. Yet the announcement is still several gates short of capacity. Flight authorization, liftoff, orbital insertion, deployment, satellite checkout and live service remain separate results.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextThe Space Force bought 18 launch slots; execution is the scarce asset, Two U.S. Space Force task orders give SpaceX a $1.6 billion campaign of 18 Falcon 9 launches from Vandenberg through the end of 2027. The award does not buy completed constellations. It buys access to a launch system, range infrastructure and operating cadence that can convert delivered satellites into missions—and it reveals why a multi-provider contract can still depend on one provider’s near-term capacity.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextSatellite Mobile Faces a Commercial Reality Check, GSMA Intelligence's analysis suggests satellite mobile will compete on commercial execution rather than theoretical market size.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextSpaceX warns AI space data centres may not be viable in IPO filing, SpaceX has cautioned in IPO filings that its proposed orbital AI data centres rely on unproven technologies and face significant technical and commercial risks.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextSpaceX files for IPO with Mars investment opportunity, Elon Musk’s SpaceX moves toward IPO, opening access to satellite networks and deep-space plans, including lunar and Mars missions.Medium confidence
- Editorial contextSpaceX acquires xAI in $1.25 trillion merger, SpaceX has acquired xAI in a $1.25 trillion merger, uniting space launch and AI under Musk as part of a broader tech strategy.Medium confidence
Related research
- Primary articleTeraFab’s $16.8bn first phase moves the bottleneck inside the factory gateHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX’s AI build-out has a conversion problem: turn $15.8bn of quarterly capex into durable demandHigh confidence
- Primary articleFlight 14 is where Starship must stop being a test and start delivering network capacityHigh confidence
- Primary articleThe Space Force bought 18 launch slots; execution is the scarce assetHigh confidence
- Primary articleSatellite Mobile Faces a Commercial Reality CheckHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX warns AI space data centres may not be viable in IPO filingHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX files for IPO with Mars investment opportunityHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX acquires xAI in $1.25 trillion mergerHigh confidence
- Primary articleTeraFab hat Standort und Startbudget, aber noch keinen nachgewiesenen ErtragHigh confidence
- Primary articleحصلت TeraFab على موقع ومرحلة أولى، لكنها لم تحصل بعد على مردود تصنيع مثبتHigh confidence
- Primary articleTeraFab ganhou endereço e fase inicial, mas ainda precisa provar rendimentoHigh confidence
- Primary articleTeraFabは場所と初期投資を定めたが、歩留まりはまだ白紙だHigh confidence
- Primary articleTeraFab 把芯片瓶颈搬进厂门，168 亿美元尚未买到良率High confidence
- Primary articleTeraFab ya tiene condado y presupuesto inicial; todavía no tiene rendimientoHigh confidence
- Primary articleTeraFab chiffre son premier acte, pas encore sa capacité industrielleHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX investiert 15,8 Milliarden Dollar in KI-Infrastruktur – doch die Kunden behalten den kürzeren ZeithorizontHigh confidence
- Primary articleإنفاق SpaceX على بنية الذكاء الاصطناعي بلغ 15.8 مليار دولار والسؤال هو دوام الطلبHigh confidence
- Primary articleA corrida de infraestrutura da SpaceX avança mais rápido que a conversão de capital em receitaHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceXのAI投資は四半期158億ドル、次の勝負は設備を長期収益へ変えることHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX 单季投入 158 亿美元建 AI 算力，真正的考题是客户会留下多久High confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX puede comprar 1,4 GW de cómputo; la incógnita es cuánto puede facturar de forma duraderaHigh confidence
- Primary articleSpaceX accélère ses centres d’IA, mais les contrats peuvent courir moins longtemps que les actifsHigh confidence
- Primary articleFlight 14 soll aus Starship erstmals einen Lieferweg für Starlink-Kapazität machenHigh confidence
- Primary articleرحلة Flight 14 ستختبر ما إذا كانت Starship قادرة على تسليم سعة تبقى في المدارHigh confidence
- Primary articleA Flight 14 só vira infraestrutura quando o V3 entra na redeHigh confidence
- Primary articleFlight 14で問われるのは、Starshipが「運ぶ実験」から「容量を残す手段」へ移れるかだHigh confidence
- Primary articleFlight 14真正要交付的不是一次飞行，而是第一批可入网的V3容量High confidence
- Primary articleEl primer vuelo orbital de Starship tendrá que demostrar una cadena, no una cifraHigh confidence
- Primary articleStarship vise l’orbite utile, mais la capacité Starlink se comptera après le volHigh confidence
- Primary articleLane 1 schafft Vertragswettbewerb, aber noch keine austauschbare StartkapazitätHigh confidence
- Primary articleسبيس إكس تجمع بين صناعة أجزاء من الشبكة وإطلاقها، لكن العقد لا يثبت احتكاراًHigh confidence
- Primary articleVandenberg vira a superfície de controle para 18 lançamentos da SpaceXHigh confidence
- Primary article2027年末という期限を決めるのは、ロケットだけではなく衛星の引き渡しだHigh confidence
- Primary article16亿美元买到的是18次发射执行，不是已经建成的卫星网络High confidence
- Primary articleDieciocho Falcon 9 convierten el contrato en un problema de calendarioHigh confidence
- Primary articleSept fournisseurs admis, mais dix-huit lancements confiés à SpaceXHigh confidence