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SpaceX announced revenues of 7 million loss in income from operations, its Connectivity group posted income from operations 431 million. SpaceX says big AI growth fueled revenue jump SpaceX announced revenues of 7.6 billion for its ‘SI’ business in its Q3 2026 earnings. STKE012_SPACEX_IPO_2026_E STKE012_SPACEX_IPO_2026_E The company’s so-called “SI” business saw revenues of 5.2 billion and 13.6 million Starlink consumer subscribers. Space business revenues were 60 billion deal](/ai-artificial-intelligence/980274/cursor-is-officially-part-of-spacex) to acquire AI coding tool Cursor, the 13th launch of SpaceX’s Starship, and the launch of a new V5 Starlink residential dish. During the Q2 earnings call, president Gwynne Shotwell described plans to build out a terrestrial mobile network to compete with T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon. In SpaceX’s Q2 earnings, the company also noted that its “connectivity” business, which encompasses Starlink, didn’t have a loss from operations, while its AI and space businesses did. Tesla, where Musk is also CEO, reports earnings on Wednesday.

By Jay Peters

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