SpaceX has seen its valuation balloon to $2.7 trillion, surpassing Amazon's market capitalization, according to TechCrunch. The increase of roughly $1 trillion comes just days after the company's shares began trading publicly on Friday.

The valuation milestone was accompanied by news of a strategic acquisition. SpaceX purchased Cursor, a competitor to coding tools like Claude Code and OpenAI's Codex, in April, 9to5Mac reported. The deal follows SpaceX's February absorption of xAI, the company behind the X platform.

TechCrunch reported the valuation increase based on the initial public trading of SpaceX shares. The company's market cap now exceeds that of Amazon, though exact comparison figures were not provided in the source material.

The acquisition of Cursor signals SpaceX's deepening investment in AI-powered software development. By integrating Cursor's code-generation tools, the company aims to accelerate its engineering workflows for rocket and satellite systems.

Hacker News commenters noted the rapid pace of SpaceX's expansion into AI, though some expressed skepticism about integrating multiple AI acquisitions under one roof. The long-term impact on Cursor's existing user base remains unclear.