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Forget Mars, SpaceX Is Becoming a Data Center Company
The company's new deal with AI startup Reflection also hints at a bright future for open source AI.
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SpaceX wants to sell Starlink phone service directly to US consumers
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· Jul 3, 2026
How Bezos Learned to Love Trump—and Win More Contracts for Blue Origin
The space company has booked rapid growth under this administration, after the founder spent president’s first term being ‘hated.’
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Related coverage for "Forget Mars, SpaceX Is Becoming a Data Center Company": The Motley Fool — Will Amazon, Taiwan Semiconductor, SpaceX, or Broadcom Be the Next $3 Trillion Company?. Mashable — SpaceX AI device prototype: What we know so far. The Hollywood Reporter — Virtual Production Has Arrived at Television City. The Next Web — SpaceX wants to sell Starlink phone service directly to US consumers. The Wall Street Journal - Business — How Bezos Learned to Love Trump—and Win More Contracts for Blue Origin. The Slovenia Times — Where Minds Meet to Launch Space Economy Association Off the Ground