SpaceX Signs Record $40B Apollo GPU Financing for Nvidia Vera Rubin Chips, Topping Anthropic’s Deal

SpaceX disclosed Monday in a regulatory filing that it has signed a binding commitment for approximately $40 billion in GPU financing — the largest such commitment in history — to acquire Nvidia's next-generation Vera Rubin AI chips and related data center equipment through a master finance lease structured by Apollo Global Management. The announcement comes six days after the company reported that its AI division now generates more than half of total quarterly revenue, underscoring the pace at which Elon Musk's rocket company has repositioned itself as an AI infrastructure powerhouse competing directly with hyperscalers for enterprise compute customers. The binding commitment was disclosed in SpaceX's investor statement on Monday and affirmed by CFO Bret Johnsen.

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