Elon Musk’s AI company xAI has officially rebranded as SpaceXAI, according to multiple outlets reporting updates from the company’s official X account. The change is reflected in a new handle and a new logo. Reports say the rebrand follows the merger in which SpaceX acquired xAI and folded its AI offerings under the combined entity. Engadget and other sources note the rebranding happens about five months after the acquisition.
Several accounts also describe that Musk had previously signaled the shift in May, when he said xAI would stop existing as a standalone company and instead operate as “the AI products from SpaceX.” The rebrand therefore formalizes that plan, with xAI tools such as Grok described as being brought under the SpaceXAI name.
Some reports add that SpaceXAI is positioning itself around future AI computing efforts, including plans to launch AI compute satellites by 2028, and that major technology firms are reportedly leasing SpaceX’s AI compute capacity. Other sources focus mainly on the branding update rather than operational details, and some note the updated logo has not yet appeared across all corporate materials.
