Broadcom is arranging more than $50 billion in financing for its project to develop custom artificial intelligence chips in collaboration with OpenAI. Apollo Global Management and Blackstone Group were among the lenders that negotiated to participate in this financing. At the same time, Oracle is also in talks with Apollo and Goldman Sachs to raise funds for the purchase of chips. As data center construction costs soar, tech companies are racing to find financing. In order to support an increasing number of AI software and services, tech giants are building AI infrastructure in a big way, which is also prompting them to seek new financing methods.

Broadcom is arranging more than $50 billion in financing for its project to develop custom artificial intelligence chips in collaboration with OpenAI. Apollo Global Management and Blackstone Group were among the lenders that negotiated to participate in this financing. At the same time, Oracle is also in talks with Apollo and Goldman Sachs to raise funds for the purchase of chips. As data center construction costs soar, tech companies are racing to find financing. In order to support an increasing number of AI software and services, tech giants are building AI infrastructure in a big way, which is also prompting them to seek new financing methods.