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Digitimes October 7, 2026 By DIGITIMES neutral

SpaceX's US$40 billion Nvidia financing spotlights rise of AI compute as an asset class

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SpaceX is seeking roughly US$40 billion in financing to fund purchases of Nvidia AI chips, in a deal led by Apollo Global Management that could become one of the largest examples yet of compute hardware being financed as long-duration infrastructure.
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