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SpaceX 瞄准为英伟达芯片采购提供资金的巨额债务包
计算业务增长支持 SpaceX 收入扩张
Starlink 获批进一步扩展 SpaceX 增长计划
SpaceX 寻求 400 亿美元债务以资助 2026 年大规模英伟达芯片采购
融资方案可能包括 100 亿美元的贷款和 300 亿美元的新发债券。
SpaceX 计划在年底前实现 20 亿瓦特的 AI 算力容量。
Starlink 获得批准新增 15,000 颗卫星，以扩大移动覆盖范围。
新的托管协议和 Starlink 的收入支撑着 SpaceX 的激进扩张战略。
SpaceX 正寻求约 400 亿美元的债务融资，用于为其不断扩展的计算业务购买英伟达芯片。该计划可能结合银行贷款和投资级债务，随着公司加速基础设施支出，这一融资结构正在形成。SPCX 股票在盘前交易中收于 167.60 美元，下跌 2.51%，随后在盘后交易中微涨 0.20%。
Space Exploration Technologies Corp., SPCX
SpaceX 瞄准为英伟达芯片采购提供资金的巨额债务包
According to reports, SpaceX may raise $10 billion through bank loans and $30 billion through investment-grade debt. The funds will be used to purchase large quantities of Nvidia chips in ground data centers and planned orbital computing projects. Apollo Global is reportedly leading the financing, and PIMCO has expressed interest in participating in the debt issuance.
SpaceX's borrowing scale will further expand as management delves deeper into large-scale computing infrastructure. SpaceX plans to use Nvidia architecture in its data centers and future orbital computing systems. The company also aims to reach 2 gigawatts of computing power by the end of this year.
This target represents a significant increase from the approximately 1.4 gigawatts reported at the end of the second quarter. In addition to rocket launches and Starlink services, this expansion adds another growth engine to the company. Management linked recent growth to managed computing needs and long-term service contracts.
Computing business growth supports SpaceX revenue expansion
SpaceX is increasingly focusing on its data center business, and new hosting agreements have generated recurring revenue. SpaceX named its Memphis facilities Colossus 1 and 2, which currently support a larger commercial computing business. Company leadership expects these operations to contribute more of annual recurring revenue.
SpaceX recently reached another hosting agreement and is expected to begin generating revenue in December. Management said the agreement could add approximately $1.11 billion in revenue per month after operations begin. Based on published operating rates, this equates to approximately $13 billion in recurring revenue per year.
The company currently aims to achieve approximately US$100 billion in total annual recurring revenue from all its businesses. Starlink's cash-generation capabilities and contracted computing requirements help SpaceX shoulder a heavier debt burden. However, the financing would still be a significant increase in balance sheet commitments.
Starlink approved to further expand SpaceX's growth plan
SpaceX also received approval to launch 15,000 additional satellites for its Starlink Mobile network. These satellites will support direct mobile phone connections and provide broader mobile coverage from low-Earth orbit. Regulators also approved spectrum use related to planned EchoStar assets and certain T-Mobile frequencies.
The new satellite could orbit as low as 326 kilometers from Earth to reduce network latency. SpaceX expects the system to support faster direct-connect mobile connections without the need for traditional ground infrastructure. The approval strengthens SpaceX's position relative to traditional wireless operators in the satellite-based connectivity market.
In addition to the latest Starlink expansion plan, SpaceX has also proposed a larger satellite system. These plans include up to 100,000 Starlink Gen3 satellites and 1 million Starmind satellites. Through these projects, SpaceX integrates its satellite network, computing power and infrastructure spending into a unified growth strategy.
