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Sign InThe rivalry between SpaceX and Blue Origin is intensifying as it shifts toward orbital AI infrastructure and the energy systems required to power it. In a strategic move, Amazon has invested $500 million in a Series C-1 funding round for X-energy, a nuclear energy startup. X-energy is now planning an Initial Public Offering (IPO), significantly expanding Jeff Bezos's investment footprint in critical energy infrastructure. Winning this race is increasingly viewed as a critical factor for dominating the future of AI and cloud computing from space. While the strategic implications are massive, the immediate financial impact on stocks like AMZN and TSLA remains long-term in nature. This shift signals a direct challenge to SpaceX's dominance, moving the competition into active sectors spanning both space and nuclear energy.