According to reports, SpaceX's revenue last year was approximately $15-16 billion, with Starlink accounting for 50% to 80% of SpaceX's total revenue. Additionally, according to informed sources, SpaceX is considering going public in June (around Musk's birthday), with a fundraising amount potentially reaching $50 billion, which could become the largest IPO in history, with the company expected to reach $1.5 trillion, close to Tesla's $1.6 trillion. Last month, SpaceX's Chief Financial Officer Bret Johnsen stated that the IPO would help fund the 'Starship' rocket, which is still in development, to achieve a 'crazy launch frequency' and support future plans to establish a base on the Moon. SpaceX is applying to launch up to one million satellites, further demonstrating the company's ambition. A new document from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) shows that SpaceX is applying to launch and operate a constellation consisting of up to one million satellites, which will have unprecedented computing power (orbital data centers) to support advanced artificial intelligence. The scale of this plan is shocking, far exceeding the existing 'Starlink' satellite network. It is reported that the current number of satellites in the 'Starlink' satellite network in Earth's orbit has exceeded 9,600.
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