Elon Musk confirms SpaceX merges with xAI to create a massive $1.25 trillion company combining artificial intelligence, rockets, and space-based computing, while Tesla stock plunges 3.8% amid analyst predictions that the electric vehicle maker could join the mega-merger within 12-18 months.
SpaceX acquires xAI for $1.25 trillion to launch space-based data centers alongside Google and other tech giants, despite experts warning that the hundreds of thousands of required satellites could trigger catastrophic Kessler syndrome and create insurmountable hardware upgrade challenges.
SpaceX acquires xAI for $250 billion, forming a $1.25 trillion space-AI conglomerate that surpasses OpenAI as the world's most valuable startup while advancing ambitious plans for solar-powered, space-based data centers to revolutionize artificial intelligence training capabilities.
AI system called AnomalyMatch discovers over 1,400 previously unknown cosmic anomalies in Hubble Space Telescope's 35-year archive, analyzing 100 million images in just 2.5 days to identify merging galaxies, gravitational lenses, and dozens of mysterious objects that defy classification.
Tesla revives its scrapped Dojo3 AI chip project with a dramatic pivot from self-driving cars to space-based computing systems, as Musk rebuilds the team that disbanded five months ago to support his ambitious plan for solar-powered AI satellites launched via SpaceX Starship.
GRU Space opens reservations for the first lunar hotel targeting 2032, planning to convert moon rocks into building materials through a three-mission approach starting with a 2029 demonstration, ultimately aiming to establish America's first moon base and future Mars cities.
Constellation Space's revolutionary AI system predicts satellite failures with over 90% accuracy and automatically reroutes traffic in under 2 seconds, potentially saving the industry billions as satellite networks explode from 10,000 to 70,000 units by 2030.
SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic prepare for historic IPOs targeting a combined $1.65 trillion valuation, with market experts questioning whether investors will pay such premium prices for these groundbreaking tech companies.
Former NASA engineer Charles Buhler claims his company has developed a revolutionary propellant-free space drive using electrostatic fields that allegedly overcomes gravity through a mysterious 'New Force,' but scientists demand rigorous third-party verification amid widespread skepticism over the extraordinary physics-defying claims.
Nvidia-backed startup Starcloud makes history by successfully training the first AI model in space using an H100 GPU satellite 100 times more powerful than previous space computers, paving the way for massive orbital data centers that could solve Earth's energy crisis.