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Nvidia in talks for R$ 2.55 trillion AI infrastructure package

A group of financial institutions is working with Nvidia to finance artificial intelligence infrastructure.

10 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Nvidia is in negotiations with a number of financial institutions, including Apollo Global and Blackstone, to structure a financing package of $500 billion (approximately R$ 2.55 trillion).

The aim of this financing is to develop the necessary infrastructure for artificial intelligence, one of the fastest-growing and most heavily invested areas currently.

This information was reported by the Financial Times on Monday, October 10, highlighting Nvidia's effort to raise funds for this segment.

Additionally, Reuters added that this potential partnership reflects one of the most ambitious credit initiatives on Wall Street to date.

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