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SpaceX designs, manufactures, and launches rockets and spacecraft, primarily serving the commercial spaceflight market. Their main products include the Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets, which are used for launching satellites and cargo, as well as the Dragon spacecraft for transporting crew and supplies to the International Space Station. A significant aspect of SpaceX's operations is the development of reusable rockets, which help lower the costs associated with space travel, making it more accessible to various clients, including government agencies and private companies. Additionally, SpaceX is working on the Starlink project, a satellite internet constellation aimed at providing global broadband coverage. The company's goal is to revolutionize space technology and enable human life on other planets.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
Late Stage VC
Total Funding
$10.9B
Headquarters
Brownsville, Texas
Founded
2002
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President Donald Trump is expected to loosen or repeal President Joe Biden’s artificial intelligence regulations after taking his oath of office Monday (Jan. 20). His publicly stated views are encapsulated in the Republican National Committee’s 2024 platform, which called Biden’s AI policy one that “hinders AI innovation.”. However, the kind of sweeping changes Trump’s rhetoric implies will likely be translated into more nuanced revisions, said Duane Pozza, a former Federal Trade Commission assistant director who is now a partner at law firm Wiley Rein and co-chair of its privacy, cybersecurity and data governance practice. For example, Biden’s October 2023 executive order has now been implemented in federal agencies and might be harder to unravel, he said
A judge has limited Elon Musk’s efficiency group’s access to the Treasury Department’s payment system.The order by U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly came after a group of unions accused the Treasury of illegally sharing member information with Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), Bloomberg News reported Thursday (Feb. 6).The order blocks the Treasury from offering access “to any payment record or payment system of records maintained by or within the Bureau of the Fiscal Service,” with some exceptions, as the judge weighs the unions’ request for a broader temporary restraining order.According to Bloomberg, the order allows “read only” access to two “special government employees” Treasury recently brought in who have ties to DOGE: Tom Krause, CEO of Cloud Software Group, and Marko Elez, a 25-year-old engineer who has worked for two Musk companies: SpaceX and his social-media platform X.The report noted that both have offices at Treasury, department email addresses and clearance to access some secure but unclassified Treasury information.Treasury officials had said earlier this week that Musk and his associates were limited to “read only” access to the department’s payment systems.“This is similar to the kind of access that Treasury provides to individuals reviewing Treasury systems, such as auditors, and that follows practices associated with protecting the integrity of the systems and business processes,” Jonathan Blum, principal deputy assistant secretary for legislative affairs at Treasury, wrote in a letter to lawmakers.Speaking with PYMNTS CEO Karen Webster earlier this week, Amias Gerety — a high-ranking Treasury official under the Obama administration — said that more litigation is guaranteed if DOGE ultimately tries to interfere with payments. He added that the idea of a loosely defined organization such as DOGE interfering with this process was a “10-alarm fire.”“This will end up in the courts if they stop payments,” Gerety, investor partner at QED, told Webster. “The mere fact of access, of read-only access, probably isn’t litigable. But the moment they try to block, delay or divert payments, lawsuits will fly.”Concerns about DOGE’s access to the inner workings of the government seem to have reached the White House, at least on some level
In 2018, Elon Musk and SpaceX made headlines when they launched a Tesla Roadster into space as the payload for the maiden flight of the Falcon Heavy rocket on February 6, 2018, from Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
As expected, President Donal Trump this week signed an executive order rolling back former President Joe Biden’s 2023 artificial intelligence (AI) rules, which had been the country’s most comprehensive set of policies overseeing its advances. Biden ordered the federal government to scrutinize powerful AI models before they are released to the public, create chief AI officers at federal agencies and develop AI-related security guidelines to enhance cybersecurity, among other stipulations. However, Trump thus far has left Biden’s other AI-related orders unchanged. He did not revise Biden’s policy restricting exports of advanced AI chips — principally affecting Nvidia’s chips — to nations like China that could use them to beef up its own military’s technical prowess. In his last days in office, Biden expanded his chip export controls, essentially carving out the haves and have nots among more than 120 countries
FOSSA Systems, la empresa fundada por Julián Fernández y Vicente González, lanza su nueva generación de satélites hoy 14 de enero a las 19:49 CET (hora española) desde la base Aérea de Vanderberg (California, EEUU). La startup aeroespacial pone en órbita tres FOSSASats a bordo del cohete Falcon 9 de la misión Transporter 12 de Space X, propiedad de Elon Musk.El lanzamiento lo puedes seguir en directo aquí.La empresa ha hecho coincidir este hito en su objetivo de lograr “el roaming satelital de la conectividad IoT”, con la inauguración de su primera filial internacional ubicada en Lisboa, Portugal, desde donde vivirán el lanzamiento a través de una pantalla gigante.Una vez que se produzca el lanzamiento, los nanosatélites serán eyectados de su dispensador y quedarán en órbita LEO (Low Earth Orbit) a aproximadamente 500 km de altura, dando 15 vueltas al planeta por día y viajando a 27.000 km/h. Los satélites de FOSSA se conectarán con las estaciones de tierra de la empresa tanto en Madrid como en el resto del mundo pasadas unas horas. A partir de ese momento, comienza una etapa de commissioning que durará varias semanas y en la que se harán todas las pruebas necesarias para el buen funcionamiento de los sistemas y se preparará el satélite para su uso comercial.“Estos satélites marcan otro hito en nuestra misión de ofrecer soluciones IoT de vanguardia desde el espacio, y suponen el despegue de la fase comercial de FOSSA”, asegura Julián Fernández, CEO y cofundador de la empresa.LOS NUEVOS FOSSASATS FOSSA crece, y sus satélites también. La nueva generación de nanosatélites, desarrollados y fabricados íntegramente en su sede de Madrid, tienen unas dimensiones de 30x10x10 centímetros plegados, con una envergadura desplegado de 54 cm, una masa de 6 kilos y una generación de potencia superior a 30W. Un dispositivo exactamente 24 veces más grande que el FOSSASat-1, primer picosatélite que la empresa puso en órbita, y 12 veces respecto a los FOSSASat-2E lanzados por primera vez en enero de 2022, y que puede dar servicio a miles de activos en España y cientos de miles en todo el planeta.Pero no sólo crecen en tamaño, también en durabilidad
This reseller agreement integrates SpaceX's Starlink cutting-edge low earth orbit (LEO) technology with SageNet's comprehensive managed network services portfolio, which includes terrestrial, cellular and satellite solutions.
Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket rises up from its launch pad at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida on a pillar of bluish flame. (Photo Courtesy of Trevor Mahlmann) For the first time ever, Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture has put a payload in orbit, using its heavy-lift New Glenn rocket.The 320-foot-tall, two-stage rocket lifted off from Launch Complex 36 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida at 2:03 a.m. ET Thursday (11:03 p.m. PT today). Cheers could be heard from Blue Origin employees watching the launch.After stage separation, New Glenn’s first-stage booster executed an autonomous descent with the aim of landing on a barge stationed hundreds of miles offshore.The booster, nicknamed “So You’re Telling Me There’s a Chance,” missed the target. “We did in fact lose the booster,” launch commentator Ariane Cornell said
Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket stands on its Florida launch pad. (Blue Origin Photo)Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space venture will try, try again to launch its heavy-lift New Glenn rocket to orbit for the first time — if the Florida weather cooperates.Tonight’s three-hour launch window opens at 1 a.m. ET Thursday (10 p.m. PT Wednesday) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station’s Launch Complex 36. Blue Origin is expected to stream coverage of the countdown via its website, starting about an hour before the projected launch time.“The vehicle looks good for tonight’s window, but we’re watching weather closely as clouds build over the Space Coast,” Blue Origin said in a mission update. Forecasters at the U.S
OpenAI is reportedly in talks for a $40 billion funding round that would value it at $300 billion. The round would be led by SoftBank, which would invest between $15 billion and $25 billion, with the rest coming from other investors, The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported Thursday (Jan. 30), citing unnamed sources. Some of the capital raised in the round would go toward the $18 billion OpenAI has committed to contribute to the Stargate AI infrastructure joint venture, which also includes SoftBank, according to the report
Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) has partnered with SpaceX to provide free, high-speed Starlink internet access across its entire fleet of aircraft.
SpaceX successfully launches 2 lunar landers called Blue Ghost and HAKUTO-R.
In an exciting advancement for satellite technology, SpaceX is all set to launch the GSAT-20, marking a significant milestone in the realm of global communications.
SpaceX is ready to launch 100+ payloads & two Moon landers in less than 24 hours.
SpaceX is developing the reusable Starship, the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built standing 123 meters tall, to help humanity settle the moon and Mars, among other feats.
SpaceX has recently launched landing vehicles for Firefly Aerospace and iSpace.
CoreNest Capital, a venture capital firm, announced strategic investments in eight companies, including SpaceX, CTGT, Open Clinic, Asha Health, CollectWise, Curo, Hybrd, and Revision Dojo. These investments focus on high-growth sectors like AI, robotics, and MedTech, projected to reach trillions in market size by 2030. CoreNest aims to drive innovation in space exploration, ethical AI, and virtual healthcare, aligning with markets expected to grow significantly by the end of the decade.
Decrypt’s Art, Fashion, and Entertainment Hub. Discover SCENEThe U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has opened an investigation into the SpaceX Starship's explosion over Turks and Caicos on Thursday. The explosion occurred during the craft's latest test launch, which SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has described as a key step toward humanity’s journey to Mars.“Following stage separation, the Starship upper stage successfully lit all six Raptor engines and performed its ascent burn to space,” SpaceX said in a statement. “Prior to the burn’s completion, telemetry was lost with the vehicle after approximately eight and a half minutes of flight. Initial data indicates a fire developed in the aft section of the ship, leading to a rapid unscheduled disassembly.”Since April 2023, SpaceX has tested the capabilities of its Super Heavy Booster and Starship spacecraft to launch and be recovered for future use
Following the spacecraft's loss, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) announced it would be slowing air traffic around Florida due to the potential risk of debris falling from the SpaceX launch.