SpaceX Lands $920M Monthly Google Deal Ahead of Historic IPO

SpaceX has locked in another blockbuster AI infrastructure deal. This time with Google, worth up to $920 million per month. The agreement was disclosed in a June 5 filing ahead of the company’s highly anticipated public offering. It further cements SpaceX’s fast-growing position as a major AI compute provider. 

SpaceX SEC Form S-1 Amendment Details on Google Cloud Agreement. Source: SEC Filing 

This adds serious weight to its revenue story before what could shape up to be the largest IPO in history. The announcement follows a separate SpaceX and Anthropic agreement. Under which Anthropic is reportedly paying SpaceX $1.25 billion per month for AI compute services.

Google Commits to Multi-Billion-Dollar Compute Agreement

Under the Google SpaceX compute deal, Google will pay $920 million per month from October 2026 through June 2029. The contract covers access to roughly 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs, along with CPUs, memory and related computing infrastructure. 

SpaceX says capacity will ramp up gradually through September 2026 before hitting full deployment in October. The deal comes with performance requirements. If SpaceX fails to deliver the promised GPU capacity by September 30, Google can either terminate the contract after a one-month grace period or accept reduced capacity at a lower fee. Google retains full ownership of its AI models, data and intellectual property throughout.

AI Compute Business Gains Momentum

The agreement underscores just how fiercely major AI developers are competing for access to large-scale GPU clusters as models grow bigger and more resource hungry. Industry observers increasingly view AI compute capacity as a strategic asset on par with energy infrastructure. Google will tap computing resources housed within SpaceX’s data center operations. This includes facilities tied to its Colossus supercomputer clusters. It’s a clear sign of how far SpaceX news today has traveled from its roots in launch services and satellite internet.

SpaceX AI Revenue Nears $26 Billion Annually

The numbers are striking. Combined with the SpaceX Anthropic deal, SpaceX is now on track to generate roughly $2.17 billion in monthly AI compute revenue. An annualized run rate of approximately $26 billion. The scale of these commitments reflects enormous demand for high-performance computing through at least 2029. This also gives prospective investors clearer visibility into future cash flows.

IPO Momentum Continues to Build

SpaceX IPO news has been intensifying by the week. Reports suggest investor demand has already outpaced available shares, with the company expected to raise around $75 billion at a valuation approaching $1.8 trillion.

SpaceX filed for what could be the largest IPO in history, but ARK believes it is not the only one. Investors should also focus on what comes next.

We have been tracking this pipeline for years. The ARK Venture Fund holds positions in six companies with active IPO timelines.… https://t.co/RARJZbKG18

— Cathie Wood (@CathieDWood) June 5, 2026

ARK Invest CEO Cathie Wood recently called it potentially the largest IPO in history. She pointed out that high-growth tech companies staying private longer means enormous value gets created before public markets ever see it. A dynamic SpaceX looks well positioned to capitalize on it.

What This Means for Developers and Investors

For developers, the deal signals that AI infrastructure spending still has plenty of runway. Larger compute networks could meaningfully accelerate progress in machine learning, generative AI and enterprise software.

For investors, the Google SpaceX compute deal makes one thing clear. SpaceX is no longer just a space company. Between Starlink, launch operations, and now a rapidly scaling AI infrastructure business. The revenue picture ahead of its IPO looks increasingly compelling. With Google and Anthropic locked into multi-billion-dollar agreements, SpaceX is planting its flag firmly at the intersection of the space economy and the global AI race.