SpaceX has launched the Super Intelligence Partner Network for companies that build on or deploy Grok. Apollo, Nvidia, Snowflake, Databricks and Bain are among more than 130 firms that joined early. The move follows a quarter in which SpaceX's AI unit turned a profit, largely from renting out computing power.
SpaceX has launched a partner programme called the Super Intelligence Partner Network, aimed at companies that build on Grok or deploy it in their own systems.
More than 130 firms joined at launch, including Apollo, Nvidia, Snowflake, Databricks and Bain.
The announcement follows a quarter in which SpaceX's AI unit reported a profit, mostly from renting out computing power.
The network can be read as a step toward turning Grok from a single model into an enterprise supply chain: chip and infrastructure providers, data platforms and consultancies are being gathered under one umbrella.
Such networks are typically built to speed up a model's reach among enterprise customers. Instead of buying Grok directly from SpaceX, companies can get integration and consulting work from partners in the network.
SpaceX did not share details on the programme's scope, membership terms or revenue model.
Worth covering for readers tracking how Grok reaches enterprise customers: the network shows who will sell and integrate the model.
