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In a move reflecting the accelerating global race for AI infrastructure, SpaceX is emerging as a pivotal player in providing compute capacity to tech giants. According to reports, Google and Anthropic are expected to pay SpaceX nearly $2.2 billion per month for AI-related compute capacity at its data centers. These deals highlight the rapid growth of SpaceX's AI unit and its ability to leverage infrastructure for significant new revenue verticals beyond its core aerospace operations.
This development comes as Google seeks to bolster its competitive edge against Microsoft, which has invested heavily in OpenAI. Per market data, MSFT closed at $416.67, while META stood at $593.00 (close June 5, 2026). Analysts suggest that utilizing SpaceX's infrastructure could provide Google and Anthropic with greater flexibility in training large language models, especially as global demand for advanced data centers continues to outpace supply.
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