In 2026, the global capital market will witness an unprecedented wave of mega-IPOs—SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, three tech unicorns, will go public one after another, with a combined valuation exceeding $3 trillion, triggering a dual transformation in capital and industry.
SpaceX leads the pack, with a post-merger valuation of $1.25 trillion after merging with xAI, and plans to list on Nasdaq in June. As a leader in the space economy, Starlink contributes over 70% of its revenue, boasts over 10 million global users, and monopolizes 80% of the global rocket launch market. This IPO aims to raise over $70 billion, which will be invested in Starship development and a space AI data center, ushering in a new era of “space + AI.”
AI giants follow closely behind, with OpenAI aiming for a Q4 IPO with a $1 trillion valuation. ChatGPT boasts over 900 million weekly active users and recently raised $122 billion in funding. Despite an annual loss of $14 billion, capital continues to bet on its future potential in general artificial intelligence. Its competitor, Anthropic, valued at $900 billion, plans an IPO in October, boasting annualized revenue exceeding $30 billion and a 32% market share in enterprise-level large-scale models, and is racing against OpenAI for its IPO.
The three companies will collectively raise over $195 billion, far exceeding historical records. This is not only a capital feast but also marks the formal entry of two cutting-edge fields—commercial aerospace and general artificial intelligence—into the mainstream capital market. From space infrastructure to general intelligence, behind these trillion-dollar valuations lies the ultimate bet of global capital on the next technological era, which will profoundly reshape the technological landscape of the next decade.
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