Lambda, an AI cloud computing service provider invested in by Nvidia, has raised approximately $1 billion in private short-term debt to purchase computing power chips to support its collaboration project with Microsoft. According to sources familiar with the matter who declined to be named, the deal was arranged by JPMorgan and marketed to private placement investors. The sources added that the funds will be used to purchase Nvidia GPU graphics cards, which will later be leased to Microsoft.

Lambda, an AI cloud computing service provider invested in by Nvidia, has raised approximately $1 billion in private short-term debt to purchase computing power chips to support its collaboration project with Microsoft. According to sources familiar with the matter who declined to be named, the deal was arranged by JPMorgan and marketed to private placement investors. The sources added that the funds will be used to purchase Nvidia GPU graphics cards, which will later be leased to Microsoft.

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Nvidia-backed AI cloud computing provider Lambda has raised approximately $1 billion in privately placed short-term debt to purchase computing chips for its collaborative project with Microsoft. According to sources familiar with the matter, the transaction is led and arranged by JPMorgan and is marketed to private placement investors. The sources added that the debt will be used to acquire Nvidia GPU graphics cards, which will subsequently be leased to Microsoft.

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