Exclusive: SpaceX targets in-house GPUs as it warns investors of chip supply, costs - Reuters

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SpaceX has told investors that its AI push may force it into one of the hardest parts of tech: making GPUs, listing 'manufacturing our own GPUs' among substantial capital expenditures in its S-1 registration ahead of a $1.75 trillion IPO.

SpaceX plans to manufacture its own GPUs, listing this among substantial capital expenditures in its S-1 filing ahead of a $1.75 trillion IPO, citing concerns over chip supply and costs.

SpaceX's S-1 filing ahead of its expected summer 2026 IPO reveals plans to manufacture its own GPUs, highlighting chip-supply risks and major capital outlays tied to the Terafab joint venture in Austin with Tesla, xAI, and Intel.

SpaceX is preparing for a major IPO and has revealed ambitious plans to manufacture its own graphics processing units, or GPUs, investing heavily in this venture as part of a larger AI chip manufacturing complex planned in Austin, Texas.

SpaceX may be tackling one of the biggest challenges in the chip business: manufacturing the keys to powering artificial intelligence called graphics processing units, or GPUs, ahead of its $1.75 trillion IPO expected this summer.