SpaceX Adds $1 Trillion in Value Since IPO

Bloomberg Intelligence's Mandeep Singh discusses SpaceX's meteoric rise since its public debut, with the company adding $1 trillion in market cap in just four days of trading to reach approximately $2.7 trillion. The conversation centers on whether SpaceX is best understood as a rocket company, a telecom provider, or an AI play, with Singh making the case that SpaceX is becoming a formidable AI compute hyperscaler. Key drivers include the Cursor acquisition, which could position SpaceX as a frontier AI model competitor to OpenAI and Anthropic, and its unique advantage in having data centers with secured power while rivals struggle to procure it. - SpaceX added $1 trillion in market cap since its IPO, reaching ~$2.7 trillion and becoming the 5th largest company globally - Debate centers on whether SpaceX trades as a rocket company, telecom provider, or AI play - Mandeep Singh is excited about orbital compute and the Cursor acquisition as an AI differentiator - Cursor could become a frontier AI model provider competing with OpenAI and Anthropic if talent is retained - Revenue expected to grow threefold from $18 billion, driven by terrestrial compute data center deals - SpaceX/xAI holds a power advantage with existing data center capacity while competitors struggle to procure power - Compute rental business commands premium pricing at $11/hour for Blackwell GPUs, above new cloud providers - SpaceX positioned to ramp CapEx toward $100 billion, joining the ranks of hyperscalers in 2026-2027