
Nvidia has announced a plan to secure up to $500 billion from financial giants like Apollo and BlackRock to build AI data centers. The company is also creating a secondary market for aging GPUs by guaranteeing their value as collateral, covering up to 25% of any shortfall. This strategy aims to sustain demand for Nvidia's hardware and ensure a flourishing ecosystem for used AI equipment. While risky, this move could redefine AI infrastructure financing and maintain Nvidia's dominance in the AI market.
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