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On June 22, according to materials reviewed by CNBC, SpaceX has signed a significant computing power partnership agreement with Reflection AI, making the open-source AI startup the latest external company to integrate with Elon Musks Colossus infrastructure. Under the agreement, Reflection will immediately gain access to Nvidias GB300 chips and has agreed to pay SpaceX $150 million per month from July 1, 2026, to 2029. If the agreement is fully executed, the total payments will reach approximately $6.3 billion. Either party can terminate the contract three months after it takes effect, provided they give 90 days notice.According to CNBC, SpaceX (SPCX.O) has signed a computing power agreement with US AI startup Reflection, with the deal potentially worth up to $6.3 billion.On June 22, ASEAN Secretary-General Kao Kim Hong stated at the Jakarta Forum celebrating the 5th anniversary of the establishment of the China-ASEAN comprehensive strategic partnership that, facing increasingly complex global challenges, ASEAN and China should continue to deepen cooperation and make greater contributions to regional and global peace, prosperity, and sustainable development. Kao believes that, looking to the future, ASEAN and China should focus on advancing cooperation in five key areas: maintaining peace and stability, strengthening digital transformation and innovation, deepening energy cooperation, enhancing resilience against transnational threats, and promoting people-to-people connectivity. He stated that a more robust ASEAN-China partnership must be future-oriented, pragmatic, inclusive, and always people-centered. Chinese Ambassador to ASEAN Wang Qing said that China is willing to expand cooperation with ASEAN in areas such as the digital economy, artificial intelligence, clean energy, the blue economy, agriculture, and climate change response, promoting innovation and green development so that all countries in the region can share the opportunities of modernization and sustainable development.U.S. stocks continued their decline, with the Nasdaq falling 1.00%.SpaceX (SPCX.O) shares fell for the third consecutive trading day, with the intraday decline widening to 10%.