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SpaceX is building the baddie version of a server farm
Musk says Colossus 2 plans to add Nvidia AI chips by the end of 2026. Translation: SpaceX wants even more computing muscle, and it’s not exactly shopping the bargain bin.
For investors, the obvious takeaway is that Nvidia could become a key hardware supplier in yet another giant AI buildout. If you’re trying to count the places where AI chips are getting swallowed up, the list keeps getting longer — and more expensive.
Why you should care
- SpaceX is signaling a deeper investment in AI infrastructure.
- Nvidia gets another potential demand source for its chips.
- The timeline stretches to the end of 2026, so this is more roadmap than instant revenue hit.
Big picture: the AI arms race is no longer just about chatbots and cloud giants. It’s also about who can stockpile the most silicon, and SpaceX clearly wants in on the game.