Reports say Elon Musk’s SpaceX plans to buy AI coding startup Cursor shortly after SpaceX begins trading publicly. Bloomberg reports that SpaceX expects to complete the Cursor acquisition roughly 30 days after its IPO starts. A separate report from The Next Web places the timing in July if SpaceX’s planned IPO proceeds on schedule. The acquisition is reported as a $60 billion deal. Separately, Bloomberg says Cursor’s annualized revenue rate reaches about $3 billion in late April, with an earlier reference to more than $2 billion annualized revenue in February. Bloomberg attributes the figures to a person familiar with the matter and notes Cursor has more than 3,000 paying customers, each paying at least $100,000. The timing and deal size are discussed as expectations among people familiar with the matter, and no definitive terms or regulatory approvals are described in the available excerpts. Overall, the reporting points to a rapid post-IPO path for SpaceX to add Cursor’s AI coding software and to Cursor’s growing commercial footprint ahead of the proposed transaction.