The first full earnings cycle of SpaceX as a listed company (Nasdaq: SPCX) just answered the only question that mattered: it's not a space company anymore. It's an AI infrastructure company that also happens to own 90% of mass-to-orbit. Here's everything founders and investors need to know.
Yesterday SpaceX went live from its Starlink factory in Bastrop, Texas, for its Q3 2026 earnings, with Elon Musk, Gwynne Shotwell, and CFO Bret Johnsen on the desk.
We watched the full 67 minutes and read the official release so you don't have to.
The short version:
a potential Tesla merger
a chip fab called TeraFab, that would each be the biggest tech story of most years.
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