By PYMNTS | October 23, 2026
SpaceX has launched a partner program that offers training, tools and support to companies that build products, solutions and services with the company’s artificial intelligence (AI) model, Grok, according to a Thursday (Oct. 22) press release.
The new SpaceX Super Intelligence Partner Network is open to “transformation partners” that help businesses deploy the Grok platform and to “marketplace partners” that build plugins and integrations that connect Grok to other tools, the release said.
The SpaceX Super Intelligence Partner Network has more than 130 launch partners, including Bain & Company, Databricks, Nvidia and Snowflake, per the release.
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Pat Lee, vice president, strategic enterprise partnerships at Nvidia, said in the release: “By sharing our breakthroughs with our partners and customers, Nvidia and SpaceX Super Intelligence will supercharge how enterprises build and run agentic development at scale.”
It was reported Sept. 22 that SpaceXAI’s AI agent, Grok Bot, surpassed 400,000 weekly users about a month after its launch. Grok Bot reached 418,000 weekly users as of Sept. 14, up 24% from the previous week, according to the report.
Grok Bot, which was introduced in mid-August, is positioned as an enterprise product and is designed to handle workplace tasks, such as responding to emails, updating sales databases, processing invoices, organizing work and filing software bugs, per the report.
SpaceX announced in June that it would spend $60 billion to acquire AI coding startup Cursor. The company said at the time that the acquisition is designed to help SpaceX build “the world’s most useful AI models.”
It was reported Friday (Oct. 23) that AI startup Anthropic and London-based private equity firm Hg have agreed to create an independent company that will embed consultants and engineers into European businesses and help those firms deploy AI.
Anthropic partnered in May with Goldman Sachs, investment firm Blackstone and private equity group Hellman & Friedman to launch a venture that helps enterprise companies embed Anthropic’s Claude AI model into their businesses.
It was reported in April that AI startup OpenAI committed up to $1.5 billion for a private equity venture as part of a plan to sell AI tools to businesses.
