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SpaceX Surpasses $48 Billion in Capital Expenditures for First Three Quarters of Year

Published 2026-11-06

SpaceX Surpasses $48 Billion in Capital Expenditures for First Three Quarters of Year | Integri News

SpaceX is reported to have spent $48.069 billion on capital expenditures from the first quarter through the third quarter of this year. Capital expenditures refer to large sums of money used to acquire long-term assets such as buildings, equipment, and facilities.

Of this total, about $40 billion went to the superintelligence division. Superintelligence refers to artificial intelligence with abilities surpassing those of humans, and many companies have recently shown interest in this field. It was confirmed that spending on the artificial intelligence sector accounts for the largest share of total expenditures.

Developing artificial intelligence technology requires large facilities such as high-performance computers and data centers. For this reason, related companies are investing huge amounts of capital. This data shows how much SpaceX is investing in the artificial intelligence field.

The information currently made public is limited to the scale of capital expenditures and the amounts by division. Further announcements will be needed to confirm the company's specific investment plans and how the results will ultimately appear.

Sources: 포춘코리아

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