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Former Tesla board member warns SpaceX's $2B valuation depends on multiple risky ventures paying off

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Aditya Raghunath

2h ago· 4 min readenInsight

Summary

Venture capitalist and former Tesla board member Steve Westly warns that SpaceX's $2B valuation is risky because the company is "three moonshots in one" — combining rocket launches, AI data centers (via xAI), and satellite internet — and the valuation only works if most of those ventures succeed. The article discusses SpaceX's IPO and the complexities of Musk folding xAI into the company, creating a highly ambitious but high-risk business model.

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SpaceX is 'three moonshots in one company' and the math only works if most of them pay off.
SpaceX isn't just a rocket company anymore.
The combined entity consists of AI data centers, the Grok
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Venture capitalist Steve Westly says SpaceX is "three moonshots in one company" and the math only works if most of them pay off.

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