PANews reported on June 2nd that, according to TechCrunch, SpaceX has added new content to a revised version of its IPO filing, warning potential investors that access to water resources has become a key constraint on the expansion of its AI infrastructure. Water is an essential resource for cooling data centers, and SpaceX stated that data center construction is limited by "access to electricity and water at an economically viable price." The filing states that "significant water resources may be needed to cool large-scale data center operations," and water shortages, drought conditions, local water competition, or regulatory restrictions could limit the company's access to sufficient cooling water, increase costs, delay, or restrict the expansion of data center infrastructure. SpaceX also revealed that it will reserve up to 5% of its IPO shares for employees and executives' families and friends, and warned that the company may issue a "significant" number of shares after the IPO, which could dilute existing shareholders.