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SpaceX's AI spending surge opens doors to direct orders for Taiwan ODMs

Ninelu Tu

Ninelu Tu

, Taipei

Oct 29, 2026, 09:39 0

Credit: DIGITIMES

SpaceX is expanding its AI computing infrastructure to meet rising demand for AI applications, securing US$40 billion in financing commitments for GPUs and equipment...

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