On Nov. 12, 2026 SpaceX said two planned U.S. supercomputing projects represent more than $74 billion of investment: a Starbase, Texas facility that would generate its own power, and a campus in Cochise County, Arizona. The update describes the Texas investment as more than $24 billion in the introduction and as up to $24 billion in the Starbase section, and it says the company is committing $220 million to add 20 million gallons a day of Brownsville water and wastewater capacity. The Arizona campus is described as roughly $50 billion, dry-cooled, with about 5,500 construction jobs and 1,000 permanent jobs.
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