PHSpaceX reported a nearly doubling of its revenue to $7.8 billion for the quarter ending June 30, driven primarily by its Starlink satellite communications business, which saw a 66% increase in revenue, and its AI division, which grew by approximately 250%. The company, led by Elon Musk, projected a $100 billion annual revenue target by December and outlined ambitious plans including launching 1,000 next-gen V3 Starlink satellites and competing with mobile phone providers. However, capital expenditures surged to over $18 billion, with a significant portion allocated to AI development. Analysts noted the financial performance as a positive sign for SpaceX's valuation, though concerns remain about the sustainability of such high spending. Following the earnings report, SpaceX's stock price dropped in after-hours trading.
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