
SpaceX has reportedly secured a new compute deal aimed at expanding its artificial intelligence capabilities. This move is part of SpaceX's broader strategy to integrate advanced AI technologies into its operations, potentially enhancing its satellite and space exploration projects. The deal underscores the growing intersection of AI and aerospace industries.
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