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Millions of savers could soon gain indirect ownership of the company through pension investments, while the sale is also being watched as a major test of investor confidence in artificial intelligence. Trading in part of SpaceX begins on 12 June. Bankers have set a $1.75tn valuation, and the prospectus says $26.5tn of its $28.5tn target market is linked to AI.
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