Elon Musk’s latest hints about a potential Tesla-SpaceX merger are sparking wild speculation — and not just because he didn’t outright confirm it. He dropped breadcrumbs about how deeply the two companies are already intertwined: Tesla owns SpaceX stock, they’re swapping tech (SpaceX’s AI powers Tesla’s cars and Optimus robots, Starlink will enable robotaxis), and SpaceX is already buying Tesla batteries and Cybertrucks. The big deal? Terafab, Tesla’s chip-making engine, which Musk says is critical to scaling Optimus — and without it, the robot revolution stalls. Analysts like J.P. Morgan are already calling it a “case for merger,” even as Tesla’s finances show mixed signals: strong sales, but negative cash flow and shrinking profits. The fusion is accelerating — and the world is watching.
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