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SpaceX has agreed to acquire AI coding startup Cursor in a $60 billion all-stock deal, just days after completing the largest IPO in history, which raised nearly $86 billion and debuted the company at a $1.7 trillion valuation. Since going public on Friday, SpaceX stock has climbed from its IPO price of $135 to more […]
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Cursor, made by San Francisco startup Anysphere, is a popular AI coding assistant.
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The acquisition of Cursor gives SpaceX a foothold into the enterprise software development market, where AI-assisted coding has taken off and led large companies to significantly pare back their reliance on human engineers.
The all-stock deal would make Cursor a wholly owned SpaceX subsidiary and deepen the company's push into AI following its blockbuster IPO.
Separately, neither could compete. Now they hope they can.
SpaceX has climbed to a market value of nearly $2.93 trillion after its shares jumped more than 17%, briefly pushing Elon Musk’s aerospace company ahead of both Amazon and Microsoft in the global corporate rankings. According to data from Yahoo…
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