SpaceXAI (formerly xAI)

Source: 2026-09-03 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: Public preview, not general availability. The post does not disclose commercial terms, where inference runs, customer volumes, or how long the arrangement lasts.

Source: 2026-08-26 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: A product document. It does not disclose the revenue split between Microsoft and SpaceXAI, usage volumes, the length of the agreement, or whether Microsoft trains or fine-tunes anything. Several of the listed models are marked preview.

Source: 2026-08-19 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: The post lists availability and list pricing only. It does not disclose the commercial split with AWS, which regions are covered, usage volumes, or whether SpaceXAI buys any compute from AWS in return.

Source: 2026-08-14 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: Cursor does not say which model weights, data or training runs were shared, how the work is split, or whether any jointly trained model has shipped to customers. It does not establish that Cursor has stopped using models from other suppliers.

Source: 2026-06-18 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: The post does not name which Grok versions are offered, disclose commercial terms or revenue sharing, or establish how many Databricks customers use Grok. It does not show that Databricks provides compute to SpaceXAI.

Source: 2026-05-06 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: A count published by the operator, not independently audited. Does not establish price, delivery dates, exclusivity, or the site's location -- the cited page does not name Memphis. Does not establish how many of the GPUs are in service at any given time.

Source: 2026-05-01 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Secondary reporting of an on-record executive statement · Reported operating

Limits: This is trade reporting of a regulatory filing rather than the filing itself. It does not establish the current market value of the stake, any lock-up terms, or that Tesla has made or committed to further investment.

Source: 2026-05-01 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Secondary reporting of an on-record executive statement · Reported operating

Limits: This is trade reporting of a regulatory filing. It does not establish how many Megapack units were delivered, which sites they were installed at, unit pricing, or that the supply arrangement continues beyond the periods disclosed.

Source: 2026-02-02 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: The post is two sentences long. It does not state the price, the exchange ratio, the legal structure of the combination, or what share of the combined company former xAI holders received. SpaceX's S-1 separately describes the transaction as between entities under common control, which is an accounting characterization, not a valuation.

Source: 2026-01-06 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: The announcement does not state how much NVIDIA put in, what ownership percentage it received, or what security it bought. It also does not say whether the position survived the February 2026 SpaceX combination in the same form.

Source: 2026-01-06 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: No amount, ownership percentage or security type is disclosed. The announcement does not establish that Cisco supplies networking equipment to SpaceXAI, only that its venture arm took part in the round.

Source: 2025-06-17 · reviewed 2026-09-22

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: Does not establish exclusivity or volumes; xAI/SpaceXAI also operates its own Colossus supercomputer and other infrastructure outside Oracle.

Source: Source undated · reviewed 2026-09-17

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: Page contains inconsistent GPU counts. No count is carried into the map.

Source: Source undated · reviewed 2026-09-20

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Completed initial buildout; Supermicro-branded case study still published

Limits: Supermicro's case study describes the technical infrastructure it built for Colossus; it does not disclose contract value, exclusivity, or whether Supermicro continues to supply subsequent Colossus expansions.

Source: Source undated · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Reported operating

Limits: The support page carries no publication date, so the date of this evidence cannot be fixed. It describes an in-car feature in beta and does not establish any payment between Tesla and SpaceXAI, the number of vehicles using Grok, or that Grok is used in Tesla's driving software.

Source: 2026-01-06 · reviewed 2026-09-21

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Completed funding round, January 2026

Limits: xAI's announcement does not disclose individual investors' specific check sizes.

Source: 2025-05-06 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Secondary reporting of an on-record executive statement · Announced; not confirmed operating

Limits: An announcement from 2025, before the SpaceX combination. It does not establish that any customer was signed, any revenue was earned, or that the arrangement is still active under SpaceXAI.

Source: 2025-04-03 · reviewed 2026-09-20

Evidence: Secondary reporting (unconfirmed by primary parties) · Ended (per reporting)

Limits: Does not establish the exact end date, the reason for the change, or whether any technology relationship continues in reduced form; neither company issued a detailed public statement confirming the reporting.

Source: 2025-03-19 · reviewed 2026-09-21

Evidence: Primary-source statement · Joined as member, March 2025

Limits: The announcement does not describe xAI as a capital investor in the partnership.

Source: 2025-02-14 · reviewed 2026-09-20

Evidence: Secondary reporting (unconfirmed by primary parties) · Reported as advanced talks, not a finalized/confirmed contract, as of the report

Limits: Based on Bloomberg sourcing describing the deal as still being negotiated; does not confirm final contract signing, delivered volume, or final dollar value.

Source: 2026-07-07 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Analytical comparison · Product/market overlap

Limits: A market-overlap comparison drawn from trade analysis, not from either company. It does not measure relative market share, revenue, model quality or customer switching, and neither party has stated that it competes with the other.

Source: 2026-07-07 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Analytical comparison · Product/market overlap

Limits: Market overlap only. The two also have a large commercial supply relationship, which this row does not describe. It does not measure share, revenue or customer switching between them.

Source: 2026-07-07 · reviewed 2026-09-24

Evidence: Analytical comparison · Product/market overlap

Limits: Market overlap only, drawn from trade analysis. Google is simultaneously one of SpaceX's largest compute customers, which this row does not describe, and no share or revenue comparison is made.