According to insiders with knowledge of the situation, Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) is poised to launch its Initial Public Offering (IPO) this year. At the heart of its business expansion, Starlink is aggressively venturing into untapped markets and spearheading the development of a diverse array of innovative products. As a pivotal revenue generator for SpaceX, Starlink is projected to account for a substantial 50% to 80% of the company's total revenue by 2025. SpaceX has been dedicated to crafting its proprietary mobile phone for several years, with the device being meticulously designed to leverage the most efficient neural network technology available. Furthermore, SpaceX made a strategic acquisition of satellite spectrum for a staggering $19.6 billion, positioning itself as a complementary service provider to traditional telecommunications networks. Presently, Starlink's broadband internet service boasts an impressive subscriber base of over 9 million users, with its direct-to-terminal service striving to achieve comprehensive global cellular network coverage. Industry analysts predict that this burgeoning market will surge to billions of dollars in the coming years. Between 2025 and 2026, SpaceX took proactive steps by filing trademark applications and securing numerous technology patents. Just last week, SpaceX also unveiled its 'Starview' space tracking service. While the service offers efficient and cutting-edge tracking capabilities, it has sparked concerns among certain industry experts, prompting officials to caution the U.S. government against placing undue reliance on it as the sole tracking solution.