SpaceX Could Soon Build Another Colossus Data Center. What That Means for SPCX S

SpaceX (SPCX) made history with its June 12 initial public offering. The company raised approximately $75 billion, making it the largest IPO ever recorded. And despite some choppiness in the share price, the rocket and satellite giant is not slowing down.

Fresh off that blockbuster debut, SpaceX is already lining up its next major move. And it has very little to do with rockets. SpaceX is rapidly expanding its artificial intelligence infrastructure business, signing computing deals one after another.

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Most people know SpaceX for Falcon 9 rockets and Starlink internet. But over the past year, the company has quietly built one of the world's most powerful AI data centers.

The Colossus facility, which SpaceX describes as a "gigafactory of

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