Elon Musk denies report that SpaceX is building a Qualcomm powered AI handset, as investors hear of his broader everything app and device ambitions

Musk has debunked reports that a rumored SpaceX device could offer a way to access xAI's models without having to use a smartphone.

SpaceX stock fell about 7% after Elon Musk called a Wall Street Journal report of an AI device prototype utterly false.

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A report claiming that SpaceX has showcased an AI-powered handheld device to investors has sparked fresh speculation about Elon Musk’s hardware ambitions. While Musk has flatly rejected the claim, the discussion has reignited interest in AI-first consumer devices as competition in the sector intensifies.

Elon Musk has denied a Wall Street Journal report that SpaceX showcased a prototype handset-like artificial intelligence device to investors that would use Qualcomm’s (QCOM) Snapdragon processor.