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Why SpaceX’s stock is surging — and lifting the broader AI universe along with it

Why SpaceX’s stock is surging — and lifting the broader AI universe along with it
MarketWatch Tuesday 20 October 2026, 23:10 UTC By Christine Ji 1 min read
Key Points

SpaceX just gave Wall Street a big reason to believe in the AI boom as demand for its computing power is off the charts.

SpaceX just gave Wall Street a big reason to believe in the AI boom as demand for its computing power is off the charts.
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