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Blue Origin appears in 7 stories we have published between September 2026 and November 2026, mostly in our Technology and Business coverage. It is most often reported alongside SpaceX, NASA and Tesla.
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After midterms, tech bets on data centers in space
Elon Musk is looking to space after Democrats swept the midterms. With regulatory uncertainties mounting, SpaceX and other tech giants are exploring data centers in orbit—a costly gamble to bypass terrestrial restrictions. Closer to Earth, SpaceX is offering Mississippi homeowners cash for their properties—but only if they drop a lawsuit over noise pollution from its AI data center. The political shift also triggered a $2.5 trillion sell-off in tech stocks, as investors brace for stricter AI and data center oversight.
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After midterms, tech bets on data centers in space
Democratic victories in the US midterms push tech giants like SpaceX toward space-based data centers, while a $2.5 trillion stock rout shakes investor…
NASA safety panel flags 22-refueling-launch estimate for SpaceX Starship on Artemis 4
NASA’s Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel estimates SpaceX’s Starship HLS may need 22 refueling launches for Artemis 4, while Elon Musk disputes the number.
Delta Air Lines bets on Amazon’s satellite Wi-Fi over Starlink, prompting Elon Musk’s warning
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian selected Amazon’s Project Leo for in-flight Wi-Fi, drawing criticism from Elon Musk, who warned of job risks.
Marlan Space and Loft Orbital Secure $1B for AI-Powered Satellite Expansion
Marlan Space and Loft Orbital announce a $1B program to expand the Altair AI Earth observation constellation, leveraging Mistral AI for onboard data processing.
SpaceX Starship Reaches Orbit for First Time in Milestone Flight
SpaceX’s Starship achieved orbital flight during its 14th test, deploying 26 Starlink satellites and testing reusability despite an early engine shutdown.
Artemis 2: NASA’s Orion Proves Ready for Deep Space
NASA’s Artemis 2 mission successfully tested Orion’s life support and reentry systems, marking a critical step toward a permanent human presence on the Moon.
NASA’s Artemis III Mission Delayed, Redesigned for Earth Orbit Tests
NASA’s Artemis III mission is three months behind schedule, with a redesigned focus on Earth orbit docking tests and a future moon base at the lunar south pole.