10 Nov 2026

SpaceX now makes more from AI than from Starlink

In the quarter to Sep 2026, SpaceX's AI business brought in $7.0B, more than Starlink's $5.2B. A year earlier it made $359M. One customer, which the filing does not name, accounts for $5.0B of it. Cursor, bought in August, added $608M.

The quarter to Sep 2026

AI
$7.0B
48% of revenue, without advertising
Starlink
$5.2B
36% of revenue
One customer
$5.0B
35% of revenue, not named
Cursor
$608M
In the 48 days since the purchase

SpaceX's $14.6B of revenue, by segment

Each area is in proportion to its revenue.

Quarter to Sep 2026

SpaceX's revenue by segment, each quarter

In billions of dollars. The AI segment here includes advertising, as SpaceX reports it.

Mar 2025 to Sep 2026

Apr 2025JulOctJan 2026AprJul

About the data

  • Every figure is from SpaceX's filings with the SEC: the quarterly reports for June and Sep 2026, and the IPO prospectus for 2025.
  • SpaceX reports three segments. We call Connectivity "Starlink" and Space "Rockets". Its AI segment was renamed Super Intelligence in September 2026.
  • "AI" in the headline is the revenue line SpaceX calls SI solutions and infrastructure, $7.0B. The segment also holds $538M of advertising. With it the segment is 52% of revenue.
  • The one customer is "Customer B" in the filing: 34.5% of the quarter's revenue, all of it in the AI segment. The dollar figure is that share of total revenue. The customer was below the 10% reporting threshold a year earlier.
  • SpaceX bought Cursor on 14 August 2026. Its $608M is revenue from that date to 30 September, not a full quarter. "Other AI" is what remains of the line.
  • SpaceX's reports give some quarters only as part of a longer period. January to March is the half year less the June quarter, and October to December 2025 is the full year less the first nine months.
  • Quarters before February 2026 include xAI and X, as SpaceX restated them after the merger.
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