SpaceX officially closes its acquisition of AI coding startup Cursor

SpaceX officially closes its Cursor acquisition

AI coding startup Cursor is now officially part of SpaceX. The deal started as a $60B option in April and became a stock acquisition after SpaceX went public in June. Cursor's announcement leans heavily on SpaceX's compute infrastructure, claiming access to 'the largest fleet of GPUs in the world.' The post doesn't spell out how Cursor's product will change or how the team will integrate—just a compute promise for now.

Why it matters: Cursor officially closes into SpaceX with a clear deal path (April option → June stock swap → August close), the largest AI dev-tool M&A this year. Not 85+ because the post doesn't disclose product roadmap or team integration details — it's a closing confirmation only.