For SpaceX, from 🤫 hussh
Compute and connectivity in the physical world.
SpaceX is the world's launch utility, the builder of Starship and Starshield, and a trusted name in national security. Its IPO filing names orbital AI compute as a frontier: the belief that the future is compute plus connectivity in the physical world. We believe it too, and we are building it on the ground. Owner-operated compute where power, cooling and sun are cheap, stitched together over Starlink. Same belief, a different altitude, the same people to serve.
The same belief, from orbit to the garage.
Your IPO filing names orbital AI compute: the future is compute plus connectivity in the physical world.
Our distributed edge grid is the same belief at ground level, connected by Starlink.
Two layers that fit: orbital and central for the heavy lift, the edge for private, low-latency work.
You work closely with Space Force, the NRO, NSSL and Golden Dome, about $6.29B in 2026 awards alone.
We serve the same government and defense people, consent-first, and Agent One is free to every one of them.
One offer to the same buyers: sovereign edge compute with resilient Starlink comms.
Starshield already meets the security bar for classified customers.
🤫 Agent One is built for FedRAMP High and DoD Impact Levels, to run in those same environments.
A secure, resilient edge node that works where the mission is hardest, even when networks are cut.
The launch utility, and a trusted backbone.
SpaceX is the world's launch utility and, through Starlink, a connectivity giant. Since June 2026 it has been a public company.
Falcon-family orbital launches in 2025. A new record, and more than the rest of the world combined.
The reuse record. A cost advantage no one else has matched.
The largest fully reusable vehicle ever flown, on its way to operations. Bulk mass to orbit, compute included.
Two Space Force awards: about $4B for space-based tracking and about $2.29B for a data network backbone.
SpaceX listed on Nasdaq as SPCX in June 2026 at about $1.77T.
The IPO filing earmarks proceeds for orbital AI infrastructure. Compute in the physical world.
Connectivity, security and the people we both serve. These are the strengths that matter most to us.
Reuse at scale
The only operator flying orbital boosters 30+ times. A cost advantage that reshaped the industry.
Launch cadence
165 launches in 2025. In effect, the world's launch utility and the backbone for constellations and payloads.
Built in-house
Engines, vehicles, satellites for Starlink and Starshield, and the ground network. Control from end to end.
Starship
The largest fully reusable super-heavy vehicle in active flight test, opening the way to bulk mass to orbit and orbital compute.
National security
NSSL, Golden Dome and Starshield for the NRO. A trusted supplier to the public servants we serve too.
Starlink
The global backbone that makes a distributed, remote edge grid possible. See our Starlink page.
Where SpaceX is going.
Starship in operation
A higher flight rate and bulk mass to orbit. The key to everything else.
National security space
Golden Dome, the Space Data Network backbone and NSSL. A growing role in defense architecture.
Orbital AI compute
Named in the IPO filing as a frontier. Compute in space.
Starshield
The dedicated government constellation for US and allied customers, growing.
Mars
The founding mission. Long horizon, and the purpose behind the cadence.
Starship V3, Golden Dome, and the IPO.
The newest from SpaceX, and what it means for compute in the physical world.
Starship V3, Flight 12
The first V3 flight, around May 2026, with Raptor 3 and a new pad. The path to operational, high-cadence heavy lift.
Golden Dome
Two Space Force awards in May 2026, about $4B for space-based tracking and about $2.29B for a data network backbone. A major national security build.
SPCX
SpaceX listed on Nasdaq in June 2026 at about $1.77T, with proceeds earmarked in part for orbital AI infrastructure.
Propellant transfer in space
A 2026 milestone tied to Artemis, and a sign of how far the long roadmap has come.
Buy together. Build together. Sell together. Take risk together.
We meet at connectivity, at security, and at the people we both serve. And we share the belief that the future is compute plus connectivity in the physical world.
Build together: a secure edge node
SpaceX and Starshield already meet the security bar for classified customers.
🤫 Agent One is built for FedRAMP High and DoD Impact Levels (certification in pursuit), so an edge node can run in the environments you both serve.
A sovereign, resilient edge node made for government and defense from day one.
Sell together: the public servants we both serve
SpaceX works with Space Force, the NRO, NSSL and Golden Dome.
🤫 serves the same people. Sovereign edge compute plus resilient Starlink comms is a natural offer to make together.
One clear offer to DoD, Space Force and state emergency management: comms and intelligence.
Buy together: the backbone
SpaceX runs the launch cadence and Starshield behind the connectivity our grid rides on.
We buy Starlink service for the grid, as our Starlink page sets out, and build to Starshield's security bar for government sites.
SpaceX gains an edge layer on the ground, anchored to its own launch and security backbone.
Take risk together: compute where it is hardest
SpaceX serves the most remote and contested places on earth.
Resilient Starlink comms plus a local Agent One that works offline, so intelligence keeps working when networks are degraded.
Help that works where nothing else does.
The people building SpaceX.
Elon Musk
Founder, CEO and CTO
Sets the vision, holds majority voting control after the IPO, and leads launch, Starship and the push into compute in the physical world.
Gwynne Shotwell
President and COO
Runs day-to-day operations, every launch, and the government and commercial customer relationships. The operator who makes the cadence real.
Serving the mission, and the people behind it.
SpaceX's work in national security, from NSSL to Golden Dome to Starshield, serves the same people 🤫 serves. Together: a sovereign layer of compute and connectivity for the mission, and a private agent for every person behind it. Own your AI, own your data, own your compute. And 🤫 Agent One is free to every American.