[Analyst wording] Musk confirms SpaceXAI will be renamed SpaceXSI, dropping AI and calling it Super Intelligence Summary: Musk replied to a user…
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🔴 [Analyst wording] Musk confirms SpaceXAI will be renamed SpaceXSI, dropping AI and calling it Super Intelligence
Summary: Musk replied to a user on X that SpaceXAI will be renamed SpaceXSI, i.e. SpaceX Super Intelligence, and said SpaceX is a super intelligence company, but the official account and domain are still SpaceXAI for now.
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Musk posted on X saying "No more AI" and said SI is better; a user then asked whether SpaceXAI would be renamed SpaceXSI, and Musk replied "Yes, we will make that change," and said "SpaceX is a super intelligence company."
If the rename goes through, this will be SpaceXAI's second rename this year — after SpaceX acquired xAI, Musk dissolved xAI's independent company status and turned it into the SpaceXAI division under SpaceX, and this summer also released a new logo blending xAI and SpaceX design.
Musk did not give a timetable for the rename; the article says that as of writing all official accounts and domains are still SpaceXAI.
The article mentions the timing context: last week Trump signed an executive order requiring executive branch agencies to use Super Intelligence and SI instead of Artificial Intelligence and AI in official materials; on the same day, after Trump met with tech executives, Musk switched mid-way to using the new term, and Trump expressed thanks for this.
The article also mentions that Tesla indirectly holds a portion of SpaceXAI by converting its $2 billion xAI investment into a minority stake in SpaceX; Musk also has a Tesla AI business under him, but he did not say whether it would follow suit in dropping the AI label.
📊 Tickers: TSLA / SPCX 🧭 Market wording: Neutral
Source: Not a Tesla App · 10-06 03:26 (Beijing time)
[Musk tweet update] Media says Reflection is preparing to release its first open-source model, with a computing power contract with SpaceX worth…
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🟡 [Musk tweet update] Media says Reflection is preparing to release its first open-source model, with a computing power contract with SpaceX worth up to about $6.3 billion
Summary: Axios, citing people familiar with the matter, reports that Nvidia-backed AI startup Reflection is preparing to release its first open-source model and has signed a computing power contract with SpaceX worth up to about $6.3 billion in total.
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Reflection is preparing to release its first open-source model. The model is expected to still lag behind the strongest U.S. closed-source models, but it is already able to compete with China's leading open-source models.
Reflection raised $2 billion last year. This year, its contract with SpaceX is worth up to about $6.3 billion in total, and it subsequently purchased more than $1 billion in computing power from Nebius.
Reflection plans to package the model, deployment software, and computing power into an "AI factory," for enterprises and governments to use their own data to train and deploy private AI systems.
📊 Ticker: SPCX / SpaceX
Source: X dynamic monitoring · 10-05 10:40 (Beijing time)
Summary: Musk reposted on X a post published by XFreeze comparing Falcon 9 with the space shuttle program. Content summary: • Musk reposted XFree…
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Summary: Musk reposted on X a post published by XFreeze comparing Falcon 9 with the space shuttle program.
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Musk reposted XFreeze's post, which said Falcon 9 carried out 165 launches in the single year 2025, exceeding the total of all 135 missions of the space shuttle program from 1981 to 2011.
The post also mentioned that Falcon 9's launch count that year exceeded the combined total of all other orbital launch vehicles that year; at the space shuttle's historical average launch pace, completing 165 missions would take about 37 years.
The post compared hardware reuse: the space shuttle Discovery flew 39 times in about 27 years, while Falcon 9 booster B1067 flew 37 times in more than 5 years, and B1067 first flew in June 3, 2021.
📊 Ticker: SPCX / SpaceX
Source: Elon Musk / X · 10-04 02:39 (Beijing time)