The Super Intelligence unit emerged as the primary catalyst, generating $7.6 billion in revenue—a massive 830 percent jump from the previous year. This performance reflects a surge in enterprise and consumer adoption of the Grok AI model, alongside the integration of Cursor following its $60 billion acquisition. Meanwhile, the Connectivity business contributed $5.2 billion, supported by a growing base of 13.6 million Starlink consumer subscribers.
While the company continues to aggressively scale its terrestrial network ambitions to challenge major carriers like T-Mobile and Verizon, the core space division remains a smaller contributor, reporting $1.8 billion in revenue. This earnings report follows a high-tempo quarter for the firm, highlighted by the 13th launch of the Starship vehicle and the rollout of the V5 Starlink hardware. With the company now publicly traded following its June IPO, investors are looking toward the next phase of its AI-driven strategy.

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