SpaceX leads the race to build AI data centers in outer space, promising solar power and scalable computing beyond Earth.

Google-parent Alphabet bet in SpaceX appears to have paid off in a big way, as it invested in the company 10 years ago when it was believed to be worth just $10 billion.

Google’s long-ago bet on Elon Musk’s space company could turn into one of the most lucrative tech investments of all time.

Alphabet Inc., the company that owns Google, is preparing to record another major gain on paper after SpaceX finished a stock ...

Beyond the financial returns, the partnership between these two is strategic – SpaceX utilises Google Cloud to power its Starlink services, which makes both of them dependent on each other.

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In 2015, Google invested around $900 million in SpaceX for a stake of around 7%. SpaceX is reportedly planning to go public next year at a valuation of $1.5 trillion. That would make Google's stake ...

Its growth has been fueled by the reusable Falcon 9 rockets and the global cash-flow engine that is Starlink Internet.

Reports of a SpaceX public listing boost partner and investor stocks as the company prepares to pitch banks and target a $1.5 ...

Alphabet may book a fresh accounting gain as a new SpaceX tender offer lifts the private company’s valuation and the value of ...

Even so, Musk envisions eventually building his space-based AI data centers on the moon and then launching them with an ...

The tech giant has been an investor in SpaceX since 2015, when it was worth a fraction of its potential value SpaceX dominates the rocket-launch industry, and is set to send some 90% of the world's ...