Musk says SpaceX-Nvidia 'Star Mind' space datacenter computer hits volume production next year
elonmusk · x · 2026-10-16
Elon Musk confirmed that SpaceX and Nvidia are co-engineering the 'Star Mind' computer for space-based datacenters, claiming it outperforms nearly everyone's expectations and will reach volume production next year. Quoted remarks from Jensen Huang add detail: Nvidia's teams are designing a new server type to put datacenters in space, Musk uses Nvidia tech for training and deploying Grok, and demand for Grok Bot is 'skyrocketing' — with Musk uniquely combining training, deployment, and renting, a mix Huang says only Google approximates.
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