Google, part of Alphabet, agrees to pay SpaceX $920 million per month for computing power under a cloud-services arrangement that continues through mid-2029, according to a company filing referenced by multiple outlets. The deal is structured as an ongoing payment for access to computing resources rather than a one-time procurement. One report also notes that the filing indicates a 90-day notice period, suggesting either party can terminate under specified conditions with advance notice. The agreement is intended to support demand for Google’s AI-related offerings. It includes large-scale compute capacity, cited as roughly 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs along with other components needed to deliver the services. The reporting frames the arrangement as part of Google’s broader effort to secure high-volume computing for cloud and AI workloads, while also representing a major revenue stream for SpaceX’s computing infrastructure. The outlets emphasize the monthly price, the duration ending in mid-2029, and the scale of the equipment referenced in the filing.