Musk says SpaceX closed US$40 billion in debt to buy Nvidia AI chips
Elon Musk said SpaceX closed a US$40 billion financing to acquire Nvidia GPUs and support its artificial intelligence ambitions. According to his post on X, the off-balance-sheet deal is backed by the company's investment-grade credit rating and by revenue from Starlink and rocket launches. Musk also warned that the more than 200 "neoclouds" will face a "die-off and consolidation" due to their heavy debt, and said SpaceX will not buy any of them.
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- Musk announced on X a US$40 billion financing to buy Nvidia GPUs, structured as off-balance-sheet debt.
- The deal relies on SpaceX's investment-grade rating and revenue from Starlink and rocket launches.
- Musk predicted a "die-off and consolidation" among the more than 200 'neoclouds' due to their high debt and ruled out SpaceX buying any.
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by Bloomberg Línea. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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