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Cathie Wood Says SpaceX Didn't Need an IPO—Until Data Centers in Space Came Along

Daragh Thomas

Cathie Wood says Elon Musk’s orbital AI ambitions changed SpaceX’s capital needs and made public markets far more important.

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