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SpaceX has entered a $40 billion financing deal with Apollo to fund AI chip purchases, per Reuters.

Large private-credit financing for GPU acquisition adds substantial demand-side capital to the AI compute market and sets a benchmark for chip-backed financing.
NewswireSlicast · October 26, 2026 at 12:24 UTC · US · Source: Reuters
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