SpaceX just locked in $40 billion of debt to fund a massive GPU build-out, with hardware slated to arrive in the first half of 2027. The numbers behind the move are striking: Q3 revenue hit $14.58 billion, up 161 percent year-over-year, while capex surged to $19.6 billion, nearly tripling from previous levels. Meanwhile, the company’s Terafab initiative is targeting its first test chip for May–June 2027.
The scale of financing, paired with revenue acceleration, signals a deliberate push to own the compute layer rather than rent it. Credit markets are backing the bet, and the timeline puts SpaceX on track to have custom silicon in hand just as AI workloads hit the next inflection point.
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October 26, 2026 3
