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SpaceX locks in $40B to buy AI chips
The company disclosed what it calls a record-setting GPU leasing arrangement with Apollo to fund chips and data center gear.
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SpaceX Bets Big on Mobile, Taking Aim at AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile
Elon Musk's company is buying up spectrum and gearing up to become the fourth major US carrier. Analyst Walter Piecyk explains why the telecom giants are genuinely rattled.
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The Tesla Roadster flew, drove upside down, and hit 60mph in under a second
At an event in Waco, Texas, Tesla showed off its next-gen Roadster: the supercar clung to a vertical wall, briefly flew, and sprinted to 60mph in 0.81 seconds.
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Starlink signal leaks are keeping radio astronomers from catching echoes of the early Universe
A prototype station for the SKA-Low project in Australia has recorded more than 112,000 unintended emissions from Starlink satellites — thousands of times stronger than the relic signals scientists are hunting for.
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OpenAI announces its decision on Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX
A post has appeared on openai.com about the decision the company has made regarding the Cursor code editor after it was acquired by SpaceX. The details of the piece are unavailable.
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Cursor Launches Origin — Code Hosting to Spite GitHub Amid Outages
Cursor, the startup known for its AI code editor and recently folded into SpaceX, has unveiled Origin, a platform for hosting repositories — a direct alternative to GitHub. The launch coincided with yet another hours-long outage of the Microsoft service.
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SpaceX Closes $60 Billion Deal to Acquire Cursor
Cursor, the startup building AI tools for programmers, has officially become part of SpaceX. The company promises developers access to the world's largest fleet of GPUs.
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Tesla and SpaceX to Start Building the $16.8 Billion Terafab Chip Plant in Texas
Elon Musk's companies have confirmed plans to erect the world's largest factory for producing chips for robots, robotaxis and orbital data centers just outside Houston.
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The Economist: Starlink satellite internet is gaining popularity in Africa
The Economist reports that people across African countries are increasingly choosing Starlink satellite internet. The piece drew notable attention on Hacker News.