SpaceX has completed its acquisition of Cursor, the AI coding startup. This move follows an agreement made earlier this year when SpaceX secured the option to purchase the company for 60 billion dollars. The transition brings Cursor under the umbrella of Elon Musk's aerospace and computing firm.
Cursor announced the finalized deal on its own blog. The company will now integrate directly with the computing infrastructure built by SpaceX. This infrastructure already supports major clients such as Google and Anthropic. By joining forces, Cursor gains access to a large fleet of GPUs dedicated to scaling intelligence.
This acquisition highlights the push by SpaceX to expand its footprint in the computing sector. The company plans to use the new technical capacity to push the boundaries of current intelligence systems. Cursor stated that its platform will serve as a location where that advanced intelligence becomes useful for practical applications.
This deal marks another major expansion for SpaceX since it transitioned into a public company. As the firm continues to build massive data centers and hardware setups, the integration of specialized software teams signals a focus on end-to-end intelligence development.