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Dan Ives: 80%-90% chance of Tesla and SpaceX merger by end of 2027

Dan Ives: 80%-90% chance of Tesla and SpaceX merger by end of 2027
Chance of Tesla and SpaceX merger by 2027

Dan Ives, Managing Director and Senior Equity Analyst at Wedbush Securities, stated he believes there is an 80% to 90% chance that Tesla and SpaceX will merge by the end of 2027, citing strategic AI and data-driven factors as key reasons for such a move.

He also noted that board committees at both companies are currently analyzing the merits and price of a potential deal.

Ives has previously commented on major tech players' AI strategies. He estimated that Apple's push into consumer AI could add $75 per share to its valuation, according to a recent analysis. Ives also highlighted Meta's combination of advanced AI models with a large user base as a factor in its market position, as noted in another statement.

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