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NASA filed its objection to Project Sunrise with the FCC on April 30, 2026 (reported in May), per the FCC record
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The June 8 AI1 altitude is now given as Musk's spoken range of around 600 to 800 kilometers, and the 70 kW-per-ton figure is no longer attributed to the June presentation; the official Starmind page was already online before Musk's July 9 post; the page address is updated to spacex.com/spacexsi/starmind. Also added the FCC's August 28 letter and SpaceX's September 16 reply, the May 29 orbital-shell supplement, the Starlink Space Safety page, Musk's October 1 solar-power claim and his October 4 statement on renaming SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI; the official page's three limiting factors are mass to orbit, power generation and AI chips.
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Google's Suncatcher prototype launched on October 1, 2026 and is in contact; the Suncatcher paper now has a peer-reviewed version, which gives a 10 krad(Si) maximum tested dose; SpaceX's 12-page FCC reply was filed on September 16, not September 18, and gives satellite mass as under 4,000 kg; Starcloud-1 orbits at about 500 km, not 325 km; re-sourced the September 20 Kinetica-1 flight and added its second computing satellite; corrected a reference title. Also added the FCC's August 28 letters to all five orbital data center applicants, its September 30 environmental-review order, Orbital Compute's July 31 acceptance for filing and ADA Space's October 14 launch.
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The first prototype launched on October 1, 2026, lifting off at 11:32 a.m. PT, so the lead, launch section and timeline no longer describe the launch as upcoming; the project's paper now has a peer-reviewed Joule version, which gives a maximum tested radiation dose of 10 krad(Si) against 15 krad(Si) in the preprints. Also added Google's October 1 update and pointed a press-release reference to the original.
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Starcloud-1 flies at about 500 km, not 325 km, and is built on Astro Digital's Corvus-Micro+ platform; NVIDIA's Space-1 figure is up to 25 times an H100's AI compute for inference in space; the Capella radar workload is now described as planned and reported rather than completed; Starcloud-3's mass is given as about three tons in press reports and 2,000 kg in an FCC filing. Also added the FCC's information requests and Starcloud's replies, and the Firefly lunar-orbit payload agreement.
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The IPO raised about $86.25 billion with the underwriters' option exercised in full ($75 billion was the base offering), and SPCX opened at $150 and closed its first day at $160.95 rather than opening near $161. Also added Musk's October 4, 2026 statement that the SpaceXAI brand will be renamed SpaceXSI, and linked SpaceX.
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XAI has been a wholly owned SpaceX subsidiary since February 2026 and Musk was its CEO until then; Musk announced his DOGE exit on May 28, 2025 and left on May 30; replaced an unsupported 42 percent ownership figure with his reported voting power and June 2026 beneficial ownership. Also added the SpaceXAI brand and the announced SpaceXSI rename, his September 2026 Project Meridian role, and a link to SpaceX; X is owned through SpaceX, and the DOGE row no longer puts the June 2025 feud before his exit.
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Meta's 2025 CoreWeave order was not folded into the 2026 agreement; CoreWeave's 8-K shows the $21 billion comes on top of the $14.2 billion
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Fixed NVIDIA order date, founder and executive details, stock high and Anthropic claims; added Q2 2026 results, 2026 financing and deals, October 2026 sell-off
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Fixed Colossus power, Megapack, GPU-mix and EPA rule claims; added SpaceX ownership timeline, Anthropic deal terms, Colossus 2 status and 2026 Southaven litigation
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Relabeled sparse FLOPS, fixed B200/B300 power, NVLink, ConnectX-8, Azure cluster, CUDA, AMD MI355X and Vera Rubin specs; added dated prices and 2026 MLPerf
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Fixed Anthropic and OpenAI deal dates, NVIDIA dense figures, HBM type, sparsity, LNC, cooling, power, pricing and Apple claims; added 2026 Trainium and Neuron updates
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MLPerf per-GPU estimate, MLPerf debut date, H100 FP64 comparison, NVL72 cooling, Alpha Compute expansion fixed; sparse labels and 2026 updates added.
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The companies confirmed Google's investment of up to $40 billion in Anthropic on 2026-04-24; it was not only a press report. Added its row
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Fixed misattributed quotes and $10B tranche sourcing, removed unsupported claims; added LOI outcome, $30B stake, Vera Rubin shipments and 10-Q guarantee data
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Removed unsupported Trainium3 co-design claim, fixed Google valuation and price-performance sourcing; added Series H, prospectus commitment, Trainium3 and Amazon Q2 2026
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Fixed FP16 sparsity basis, founding year, CG-2 site, IPO withdrawal date, 2025 net income, OpenAI terms and benchmarks; added CS-4, AWS deal, IPO close
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Fixed misquotes, Abilene building sizes, EO 14179 date and site roles; merged Stargate Initiative; added 2026 site status, financing, delays and international updates
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Fixed GB10 memory speed, two-unit model size, Mac and AMD comparison specs, benchmark figures and misattributed quotes; added 2026 prices, 64 GB model, clustering
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Fixed bandwidth, benchmark, funding and quote errors; attributed Etched claims; added 2026 A0 silicon, first rack to Jane Street, $10.3B and $21B rounds
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Fixed deal-value attribution, TPU generation, valuation basis and Mythos status; added Broadcom 8-K terms, 2026 financing and outlook, and prospectus commitments
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Ironwood TPUs are not hosted on Axion; Google said TPU 8 was the first TPU generation with Axion host CPUs
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Fixed v5p pod FLOPS, failure-rate and hop-count math, v4 slice sizes, BERT/T5/AlphaFold/Gemini hardware, prices; added TPU 8 pods, MLPerf pod entries, regions.
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Fixed Ironwood GA dates, TensorCore specs, misattributed Anthropic quote, Gemini, Apple and AlphaGo claims; added dated pricing, TPU 8, TPU sales outside Google Cloud.
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Fixed GA dates, host CPU, ICI links, slice limit, framework support, customer and uptime claims; added 2026 pricing, Anthropic and Meta deals, TPU sales, MLPerf status.