BlockBeats News, January 9: According to foreign media citing internal documents, xAI, Musk’s company, is rapidly depleting funds with intensifying losses due to significant investments in building data centers, recruiting talent, and developing software that will ultimately power humanoid robots.
Documents show that xAI had a net loss of $1.46 billion in the third quarter, higher than $1 billion in the first quarter. In the first nine months of 2025, the company spent a total of $7.8 billion in cash. According to insiders, like other rapidly growing AI startups, xAI is quickly deploying the funds raised in its recent financing round.
During investor conference calls, xAI’s senior management told investors that the company’s current core focus is accelerating the development of AI agents and other software products. These products will be integrated into the so-called “Macrohard”—Musk previously explained this term refers to a pure AI software company, with the name being a pun on “Microsoft”—until eventually providing technical support for Optimus. (Jinshi)
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Les pertes trimestrielles de xAI, filiale d'Elon Musk, s'aggravent davantage
BlockBeats News, January 9: According to foreign media citing internal documents, xAI, Musk’s company, is rapidly depleting funds with intensifying losses due to significant investments in building data centers, recruiting talent, and developing software that will ultimately power humanoid robots.
Documents show that xAI had a net loss of $1.46 billion in the third quarter, higher than $1 billion in the first quarter. In the first nine months of 2025, the company spent a total of $7.8 billion in cash. According to insiders, like other rapidly growing AI startups, xAI is quickly deploying the funds raised in its recent financing round.
During investor conference calls, xAI’s senior management told investors that the company’s current core focus is accelerating the development of AI agents and other software products. These products will be integrated into the so-called “Macrohard”—Musk previously explained this term refers to a pure AI software company, with the name being a pun on “Microsoft”—until eventually providing technical support for Optimus. (Jinshi)