Musk buys Cursor for $60 billion: why NAiOS is already ready for 2026
SpaceX acquires Cursor for $60 billion and confirms that AI is critical infrastructure. We analyze why NAiOS is not just another startup: compliance with the AI Act, over 500 models, native multimodal generation, over 1,000 connectors, on-premise deployment, and its own distribution channel. Cursor covers, at most, 15% of what NAiOS orchestrates, but without a doubt, Cursor is more complete in its vertical AI field for businesses today.
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