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SpaceX is set to price on June 12 in what could be the largest IPO in history at a $1.75 trillion valuation. Before that happens, analyst Dylan Jovine says there's one small, publicly traded company that Musk's entire empire depends on - and it's still dirt cheap. Once the S-1 hits and every fund and financial journalist starts digging, this window closes. Jovine is releasing the name and ticker today.

Elon Musk has a clear pattern: when a supplier becomes mission-critical, he acquires it. He bought SolarCity for $2.6 billion and Twitter for $44 billion. Now one small company makes the equipment his Colossus supercomputer - a million GPUs consuming nearly $1 billion a month in power - cannot run without. Analyst Dylan Jovine has identified the name and ticker. For investors who own shares before a potential move, the math could be significant.