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SpaceX has bought $329M worth of Tesla Megapacks so far this year

SpaceX has made a significant investment of $329 million in Tesla Megapacks in 2023, with $295 million spent in the second quarter alone. These advanced batteries play a crucial role in supporting AI data centers and managing power demands,...

TechCrunch· Aug 5, 2026 · 8:02 AM · 35 views

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SpaceX has made a significant investment of $329 million in Tesla Megapacks in 2023, with $295 million spent in the second quarter alone. These advanced batteries play a crucial role in supporting AI data centers and managing power demands, showcasing the strong connection between Elon Musk's companies.

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