Elon Musk stated on X that xAI will no longer exist as a standalone company after full absorption into SpaceX, where it will run as the SpaceXAI division overseeing X, Grok and all AI products. The final restructuring step integrates artificial intelligence throughout multiple organizations to support space-based data centers while uniting hardware and software for faster development.

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The Ninth Circuit has affirmed an order that keeps a lawsuit by eight former SpaceX employees in court. The ruling applies a 2021 federal law on sexual harassment disputes and does not decide whether the company harassed or wrongfully fired anyone.
SpaceX has said it plans to invest more than $74 billion in supercomputing campuses at Starbase in Texas and in Cochise County, Arizona. The Arizona campus still needs county approval, and the Texas site would generate its own power.
Nscale has filed an updated registration statement that estimates nine-month revenue of $307.5 million and a net loss of $1,691.9 million. The share count and offering price are still blank.
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