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A $1.11 billion monthly AI-compute agreement pushed SpaceX deeper into the infrastructure race Friday. SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX), the rocket, satellite and computing-infrastructure company, stays at $146.82 even as Chief Financial Officer Bret Johnsen unveiled the massive contract at Goldman Sachs' technology conference.
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The unidentified customer is scheduled to start payments on December 1. At that monthly rate, the deal translates into roughly $13.32 billion of annualized revenue and becomes SpaceX's fourth major computing contract. Now comes the harder part: the company plans to lift compute capacity from two gigawatts in 2026 to ten gigawatts in 2027.
That single agreement would cover about 13.3% of SpaceX's $100 billion year-end annual recurring revenue target. The picture offers a sharp warning, however: SpaceX carries a GF Score of just 15 out of 100, with financial strength standing out while profitability, growth, momentum and GF Value remain weak. Demand is arriving fast, but SpaceX must execute a fivefold capacity expansion and begin launching its Starmind orbital-computing satellites in 2027 to turn bold commitments into durable revenue.