Nvidia is in talks with major Wall Street investment firms to raise about $500 billion to finance AI infrastructure projects, according to multiple reports citing the Financial Times and people familiar with the matter. The proposed package is described as funding for the buildout of data-centre capacity needed for the AI boom.
The Financial Times and Bloomberg report that investment groups such as Apollo, Blackstone and Goldman Sachs are among those involved. Other outlets repeat the same broad figure and the idea of a coordinated effort to supply capital for AI-related infrastructure. Seeking Alpha similarly frames the effort as a financing deal involving Goldman Sachs and Blackstone.
While the reports agree on the parties and the approximate scale, they offer limited detail on deal structure, timing, and whether it will be arranged as a single financing vehicle or multiple offerings. Financial Post also describes the talks as nearing a partnership, but does not confirm final terms or announcement dates. No outlet provides evidence of a signed agreement in the information shared publicly so far.
