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SpaceX Shares Rise 4% as Musk-Huang Partnership Speculation Grows
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SpaceX shares rose around 4% on Thursday as speculation grew about a possible partnership between Elon Musk and former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang. The speculation followed Musk’s response to a question about hiring Huang on X. Musk said, “That would be an honor.” The two already have business ties through Nvidia’s chips, which support SpaceX’s plans for orbital data centers. Huang has also praised Musk’s Terafab semiconductor project. However, neither a job offer nor partnership negotiations have been confirmed. Huang has not announced his next move. A potential partnership could bring together their work in AI infrastructure, data centers and semiconductor development, but it remains speculative.
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