SpaceX aims to reach $1 trillion in revenue by 2030

At the first quarterly investor conference in its history, SpaceX reviewed its financial results and announced ambitious plans for the coming years. According to ixbt.com, the event focused on strategic areas such as artificial intelligence, expanding the Starlink network and preparing the Starship rocket for flight. Ixbt.com reports .

According to the source that published the article, SpaceX's total revenue reached $7.8 billion in the second quarter of 2026, exceeding analysts' forecast of $6.93 billion. Most of the financial success came from internet services provided through Starlink ($4.3 billion) and the newly established SpaceXAI division ($2.6 billion).

Despite recording record revenue, the company is still operating at a loss. Net loss in the second quarter amounted to $541 million. Nevertheless, this figure was far better than market expectations, as analysts had forecast a loss of nearly $2 billion.

Artificial intelligence infrastructure and the memory shortage

The conference highlighted the shortage of memory chips as one of the serious problems facing the artificial intelligence market. Elon Musk estimates that while global memory production is growing by approximately 20% per year, demand is increasing at an annual rate of more than 200%.

At the same time, the company plans to rapidly expand its computing capacity. The total capacity of its data centers is expected to reach 2 GW by the end of 2026 and nearly 10 GW by the end of 2027. It was also reported that cloud contracts worth $6.7 billion had already been signed in the first weeks of the third quarter.

Starlink Mobile and the future of space

According to Ixbt.com, another major SpaceX project, Starlink Mobile, will eventually compete with major mobile network operators. The new service is designed to launch base stations that connect directly to satellites while sharply reducing traditional infrastructure costs.

According to its plans, SpaceX aims to reach a launch rate of one Starship spacecraft per day by 2027. The first crewed landing on the Moon remains scheduled for 2028.