According to a SpaceX prospectus filed before its IPO last week, CEO Elon Musk believes the company could potentially capture as much as $28.5 trillion in annual revenue across its three main businesses: space, connectivity, and AI. The prospectus specifies $370 billion from space, $1.6 trillion from connectivity (including $870 billion from Starlink Broadband and $740 billion from Starlink Mobile and "additional opportunities"), and $26.5 trillion from AI. Last year, SpaceX booked only $18.7 billion in total revenue. The article notes that the gross domestic product of the entire United States today is $32.4 trillion, meaning SpaceX's potential revenue stream would be 12% smaller than that of the U.S., implying up to 88% of U.S. goods and services would be produced by SpaceX.