The Motley Fool
08 Jun 2026, 00:00 UTC · 12h ago
Prediction: SpaceX Won't Merge With Tesla. It's Going to Buy This Nvidia-Backed Artificial Intelligence (AI) Company Instead.
The Motley Fool
08 Jun 2026, 00:00 UTC · 12h ago
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SpaceX is pricing its IPO at $135 per share with 555.6 million shares offered, intending to raise $75 billion. — A $75 billion IPO would be the largest in history, signaling massive liquidity and a significant valuation benchmark for private space/tech markets.
+0.90SpaceX plans to use IPO proceeds for Nvidia chip procurement and the construction of its own Terafab fabrication facility. — This guarantees massive future demand for Nvidia and indicates SpaceX's move toward vertical integration of hardware.
+0.60SpaceX has acquired xAI and is potentially in the process of acquiring Cursor. — These moves demonstrate a strategic expansion into generative AI and developer tooling, increasing the company's software ecosystem value.
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SpaceX's S-1 filing indicates a clear appetite for acquisitions, with the author suggesting Nokia as a strategic target for AI-RAN infrastructure. — While the Nokia link is author speculation, the confirmed 'appetite for acquisitions' suggests future M&A volatility and potential for target companies.
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The author argues that Nokia is a compelling acquisition target for SpaceX due to its AI-RAN platform.
Mentioned as a key partner and supplier for both SpaceX and Nokia in the AI infrastructure space.
Mentioned only as a subject of Wall Street merger speculation without a specific positive or negative catalyst.
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