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27.10.2026

James E. Thorne: SpaceX plans $40 billion GPU-equipment financing as AI funding continues — SpaceX $40 billion AI financing commitment

SpaceX has announced a commitment for approximately $40 billion of GPU-equipment financing, signaling ongoing capital activity in the artificial intelligence sector.

James E. Thorne challenged the idea that the capital-spending cycle for artificial intelligence is ending, highlighting recent examples of large-scale financing commitments including by SpaceX and IREN.

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