According to the latest disclosures by Young Weida, by the end of the second quarter of this year, the company had a SpaceX share worth approximately $21 billion. This share is derived from investment in xAI and has also made Young-wei one of the major institutional shareholders of SpaceX.

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This SpaceX share has become the second largest holder in British Weidar, after its Intel shares, in the disclosure caliber. The market value of Intel shares currently held by Inverda is about $22 billion, down from about $30 billion at the end of the second quarter.

FactSet data show that, by stockholding scale, British Wida is the sixth largest investor in SpaceX. Mask remains the largest shareholder, holding shares of about US$ 850 billion; Alphabet ranks second, holding shares of about US$ 78 billion.

Share held from xAI investments

Company disclosures show that this interest was not a direct purchase of SpaceX shares by British Wida, but a related exposure through an investment in XAI. With SpaceX on the market in June, the book value of this shareholding was remeasured.

SpaceX completed IPO in June, a record scale. During the two months following the listing, stock prices fluctuated significantly and the holding value of major shareholders fluctuated significantly with market changes.

The chip cooperation continues to expand.

In addition to equity relations, cooperation on AI infrastructure is also deepening. Mask said earlier this month at SpaceX's second quarter financial call that the company would be the sole one to build the AI data centre using the British Wedda chip.

At that time, he stated that the GPU had the “best structure” for AI model training and reasoning, and that the products and services would also be part of the successor AI layout of SpaceX.

Mask also indicated that SpaceX is expected to receive a substantial Vera Rubin GPU quota next year. This means that cooperation between the two parties has extended beyond financial investment relationships to the next generation of AI computing deployments.