Elon Musk’s SpaceX is reported to be in discussions with the US Department of Defense to supply computing power, according to the Wall Street Journal. Multiple outlets repeat that the talks involve providing data-centre capacity that could be worth billions of dollars, based on information attributed to people familiar with the matter. The reported arrangement is linked to the Pentagon’s artificial intelligence push and would represent another infrastructure deal associated with Musk’s wider technology and aerospace interests, which includes activities spanning rockets, satellites and AI-related capabilities. The reports do not outline specific contract terms, timelines, or the final scope of what computing resources would be delivered. They also do not indicate whether an agreement has been reached or when negotiations could conclude. As of the reporting, the information is presented as ongoing discussions rather than a confirmed procurement. Neither the Pentagon nor SpaceX details are included in the provided summaries, and all accounts rely on sources familiar with the matter as described by the Wall Street Journal.