A SpaceX launch shortage is fueling a $100 billion investing spree A SpaceX launch shortage is fueling a $100 billion investing spree A commercial launch bottleneck has spurred an unprecedented wave of investment in space infrastructure and applications SpaceX stopped taking commercial rideshare bookings beyond late 2028 as it allocates capacity to internal deployments. ompanies looking to send satellites to space depended on SpaceX’s launch services. But today, the industry is experiencing a major shift as SpaceX focuses its resources internally toward its next-generation Starlink constellation and Starship deployments. In July, SpaceX stopped taking rideshare reservations beyond late 2028.
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