I have followed Cursor’s growth and valuation through brief posts and reactions. The figures and deal details I recorded came from announcements or posts, and I have not independently verified them. These developments are part of the wider AI competition I follow in the ai wars heat up.
On June 10, 2025, I noted manga recommendations from my community and shared a link alongside a $9.9 billion Cursor valuation claim. The post does not identify the recommended manga or preserve what the linked source says about the valuation.
On June 10, 2025, I shared a post stating that Cursor had a $9.9 billion valuation; the capture does not include the source’s details or methodology.
On November 13, 2025, I congratulated the Cursor team and called its growth “Insane” and “Truly inspiring.” @cursor_ai said it had raised a Series D and described its revenue and code production; those were the company’s claims, not results I independently verified.
On November 13, 2025, @cursor_ai announced a $2.3B Series D funding round, saying the round included Accel, Andreessen Horowitz, Coatue, Thrive, Nvidia, and Google.
@cursor_ai said Cursor had grown to over $1B in annualized revenue; the post did not specify the timeframe or measurement details.
@cursor_ai also claimed Cursor produced more code than any other agent in the world and said the funding would let it invest deeply in research and build its next “magical moment.” The post gave no measurement method or details about that intended product moment.
On April 21 and 22, 2026, I reacted to @SpaceX’s announcement about working with Cursor. I wrote, “Are numbers even real anymore,” and summarized the possible acquisition as $60B by year-end or a $10B payment for the collaboration. These were alternatives described in the announcement, not completed transactions.
@SpaceX said Cursor had granted SpaceX the right to acquire Cursor later in 2026 for $60 billion; the post did not say SpaceX had exercised that right.
@SpaceX said it could instead pay $10 billion for the work together; the post did not report that the payment had been made.
@SpaceX described SpaceXAI and Cursor as working closely to build coding and knowledge-work AI. It presented Cursor’s product and distribution to expert software engineers alongside SpaceX’s “million H100 equivalent Colossus training supercomputer” as the collaboration’s resources, with the aim of building useful models. The posts did not specify the deal conditions, technical implementation, or what the collaboration would produce.
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