SpaceX announced Wednesday that it has entered a partnership with AI coding platform Cursor, giving the rocket firm access to the company’s agentic coding technology and a right to acquire Cursor later this year for up to $60 billion. The deal hinges on SpaceX’s Colossus supercomputer in Memphis, Tennessee, which boasts the equivalent of a million Nvidia H100 GPUs, and aims to create the world’s most capable coding and knowledge‑work AI. Both companies say the collaboration will accelerate model development and could eventually feed into Elon Musk’s broader X ecosystem. Read more →

SpaceX announced a partnership with software‑development AI startup Cursor to build a next‑generation coding assistant. The agreement includes an option for SpaceX to buy Cursor for up to $60 billion later this year, or to pay $10 billion for its services. The deal leverages SpaceX’s Colossus supercomputer and ties into the broader Musk‑led ecosystem that already includes xAI and the X social platform. Read more →