Donald Harrison Resigns from SpaceX Board

Technology · First reported 7 Nov, 14:42 · Updated 15:07

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SpaceX said Donald Harrison resigned from its board effective immediately, with no replacement named. The filing cited no disagreement over company operations, policies, or practices; Alphabet’s SpaceX stake remains in place.

SpaceX disclosed on November 6, 2026, that Google executive Donald Harrison had resigned from its board effective immediately, after notifying the company on November 4.
The filing said Harrison’s departure was not due to disagreement over operations, policies, or practices. It gave no other reason and named no replacement.
Alphabet’s filing listed 555,043,560 SpaceX shares, worth about $74 billion at Friday’s close; the articles report that Google’s commercial ties with SpaceX include a computing agreement worth up to $920 million a month.

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Key facts

Resignation disclosed: November 6, 2026; Harrison notified SpaceX on November 4.
Board tenure: Joined in February 2015; served about eleven years and nine months.
SpaceX shares held by Alphabet: 555,043,560 Class A shares listed in its filing for the quarter ended September 30.
Reported value of stake: About $74 billion at Friday’s close.
Google computing agreement: Up to $920 million a month for SpaceX computing capacity.