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Wall Street giants partner with Nvidia on $500 billion AI financing deal, FT reports

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A ‌consortium ‌of financial groups ​including Apollo Global and ‌Blackstone ⁠are working with ⁠Nvidia to ​assemble ​a $500 ​billion funding ‌package for AI infrastructure development, ‌the ​Financial ​Times ​reported ‌on Monday. Wall Street giants partner with Nvidia on $500 billion AI financing deal, FT reports

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A ‌consortium ‌of financial groups ​including Apollo Global and ‌Blackstone ⁠are working with ⁠Nvidia to ​assemble ​a $500 ​billion funding ‌package for AI infrastructure development, ‌the ​Financial ​Times ​reported ‌on Monday. A ‌consortium ‌of financial groups ​including Apollo Global and ‌Blackstone ⁠are working with ⁠Nvidia to ​assemble ​a $500 ​billion funding ‌package for AI infrastructure development, ‌the ​Financial ​Times ​reported ‌on Monday. Wall Street giants partner with Nvidia on $500 billion AI financing deal, FT reports

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This follows our earlier coverage ([Nvidia Data Center Sales Dominance: AI Bets Under Scrutiny](/explore/nvidia-data-center-sales-dominance-ai-bets-under-scrutiny)) on 2026-08-03. Nvidia's (NASDAQ: NVDA) data center sales now represent 92% of its total revenue, highlighting a significant shift from its gaming origins. Investors are watching Jensen Huang's strategy as demand for AI infrastructure becomes the primary growth driver, raising questions about revenue concentration. · - Watch $NVDA+WL as its heavy reliance on data center sales for AI growth comes under investor scrutiny amid concerns of a potential slowdown in infrastructure spending.

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