Movement Analysis: SpaceX surges on September 17: Starship test flight and AI computing power

1. On September 17, the company announced that the 14th Starship test launch is scheduled for September 22, aiming for its first entry into orbit and deployment of 26 V3 satellites, as well as carrying revenue-generating cargo for the first time.
2. On September 11, the company secured a new artificial intelligence computing power agreement valued at approximately $1.11 billion per month, with an annualized value of about $13.3 billion, expected to begin billing from December 1.
3. On September 17, the company's main businesses included reusable rockets, satellite internet, and artificial intelligence computing power; as of March 31, 2026, the Falcon series is expected to have launched approximately 7,400 tons in total, with a mission success rate of over 99%.

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