Announced the exclusive Nvidia commitment and Starmind program on SpaceX's Q2 2026 earnings call; also outlined a $1 trillion revenue target and moon-robot manufacturing plans.
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Bret Johnsen (SpaceX CFO)
Provided forward guidance on the earnings call, including a path to $100 billion in annualized recurring revenue by year end, incorporating the pending Cursor acquisition.
Named exclusive AI chip supplier for SpaceX's Starmind orbital compute program; stock rose roughly 3-4% on the news, positioned as a surprise beneficiary of SpaceX's earnings day even though SpaceX's own stock fell.
Reported a record Q2 2026 (revenue $11.5B, up 50% YoY, EPS $1.66 beating consensus) but shares fell 6-9% as SpaceX's exclusive-Nvidia announcement was read as a competitive snub, overshadowing AMD's own beat and doubled capex.
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S&P Global / Visible Alpha Research (Melissa Otto)
Independent equity research analyst who provided on-the-record commentary explaining why SpaceX stock fell despite the earnings beat, framing the AI buildout as a 'show-me story'.
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Cursor (AI coding startup)
Acquisition target announced for $60 billion in SpaceX stock; ARR reportedly surpassed $4 billion, deal expected to close Q3 2026 and feed SpaceX's AI-revenue guidance.