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SpaceX locks in $40bn of GPU financing from Apollo as Nebius and AirTrunk raise billions in debt
- North America: SpaceX disclosed a binding commitment for about $40bn of financing for AI chips and related equipment, arranged with Apollo, the week's biggest money story, as Musk warned that most of the 200 plus neoclouds will not survive.
- Asia Pacific: AirTrunk signed an A$4.25bn green loan with 32 lenders for its SYD3 campus in Western Sydney, and Malaysia's prime minister said SoftBank's Masayoshi Son had chosen Malaysia for US$50bn of technology investment.
- Middle East & GCC: Nebius signed a preliminary deal for up to 50MW at HUMAIN and DataVolt's Oxagon campus in NEOM, a day before taking a $3.5bn secured facility from Citi.