China vs Elon Musk

China is challenging Elon Musk.

The country plans to deploy AI data centers in space.

It’s a direct counter to Musk’s vision of putting AI infrastructure in orbit.

Here’s how you can claim SpaceX shares before the IPO.

China’s new move in space is being led by China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC).

It’s the country’s main space contractor.

Chinese state media says CASC has committed to building “construct gigawatt-class space digital intelligence infrastructure” over the next 5 years.

That puts China on a collision course with SpaceX.

Musk’s company is expected to use proceeds from the IPO to fund its own orbital AI data centers.

SpaceX sees this as the answer to rising energy demands because of AI.

Elon Musk says SpaceX plans to launch solar-powered AI data-center satellites within two to three years.

Both China and the U.S. are racing to turn space into a profitable commercial domain, much like civil aviation.

The problem is that China has yet to successfully complete a reusable rocket test.

Meanwhile, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 is fully reusable.

It’s the backbone of SpaceX’s launch business.

It also enabled Starlink to build a near-monopoly in low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites.

This makes SpaceX the undisputable #1 leader in the Space Race 2.0.

That’s why I’m claiming my stake in SpaceX – and I’m doing so right now, months before the IPO.

Here’s how any investor can do the same.

Ian