SpaceX now has an official partner program for artificial intelligence. On October 22, 2026, SpaceX Super Intelligence (SpaceXSI), the company’s AI division, launched the SpaceX Super Intelligence Partner Network for businesses building products and services on its Grok platform.
Two tracks, one model
The network splits partners into two groups, each with a different job.
Transformation Partners focus on enterprise-wide deployments. Their role is to help large organizations roll out Grok across entire operations and generate measurable value from it.
Marketplace Partners handle the plumbing. These companies build plugins and product integrations that bring Grok into tools customers already use.
The program already has traction from a soft launch. More than 130 companies took part during an early-access phase before the official announcement.
SpaceXSI says those participants range from startups to Fortune 20 companies.
There is also a training component. More than 30 organizations are actively training engineers through a Forward Deployed Engineer accreditation program tied to the network.
How SpaceX got into the AI partnership business
In February 2026, xAI, the company behind Grok, was folded into SpaceX. That merger effectively created the SpaceXSI division that runs this program.
Since then, Grok has received regular model updates, including Grok 4.7.
The largest move was financial. SpaceXSI acquired Cursor, an AI coding startup, for $60 billion.
The changes are expected to enable new technical integrations and enterprise deployments, according to the research findings on the launch.
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