zeb said it has joined the SpaceX Super Intelligence Partner Network as a Launch Partner, offering its Substrate engine to help enterprise customers bring SpaceXSI technology into business operations.
In a release issued Oct. 22, zeb described Substrate as its proprietary autonomous deployment engine. It said the system would help customers introduce SpaceXSI, integrate it with existing operations and expand its use. The release named no customers, disclosed no contract terms and gave no quantified deployment results.
SpaceXSI's announcement describes a program for companies developing products and services around Grok. Transformation Partners help businesses put Grok into use, while Marketplace Partners create plugins and integrations for SpaceXSI products. The company said network members can access training, technical resources and support.
SpaceXSI said more than 130 companies participated in the network's early-access phase. It also said its Forward Deployed Engineer accreditation program had trained engineers representing more than 30 organizations. The launch page profiles Bain & Company, Databricks, NVIDIA and Snowflake as partners but does not list zeb; it does not say the list is complete.
Mal Vivek, zeb's founder and CEO, said, “SpaceX Super Intelligence delivers extraordinary capabilities, and our role is to help enterprises put it to work.” zeb said existing clients could contact their account teams starting Oct. 22 to discuss deployment options.
SpaceX's third-quarter earnings release reported $7.560 billion in Super Intelligence revenue for the quarter ended Sept. 30, compared with $5.248 billion from Connectivity. EconoTimes previously covered SpaceX's third-quarter revenue mix. Those figures provide business context for the division, but zeb disclosed no financial terms for its partnership.
