SpaceX Borrows $25 Billion, Acquires AI Startup Cursor

In June 2024, SpaceX went public with a record-breaking IPO before acquiring AI startup Cursor for $60 billion and issuing $25 billion in bonds. These moves highlight the growing competition among tech firms to dominate the artificial intelligence sector.

By Robert Izquierdo · Motley Fool · July 8, 2026, 00:15 UTC

SpaceX Borrows $25 Billion, Acquires AI Startup Cursor

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