According to reports, Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in talks with investors to plan to sell part of the approximately $40 billion funding package for SpaceX artificial intelligence chips. People familiar with the matter said that the two companies have begun reaching out to potential buyers and are asking some investors to buy shares of up to 500 million US dollars before the official syndicated loan process begins. The chip financing deal was designed to prevent debt from being recorded on SpaceX's balance sheet. Reports say the deal is the largest of its kind for GPUs to date. SpaceX said in October that an affiliate of Apollo Global Management would buy AI chips and server hardware and lease them to SpaceX, with a total principal payment of about $40 billion.

According to reports, Goldman Sachs and Apollo Global Management are in talks with investors to plan to sell part of the approximately $40 billion funding package for SpaceX artificial intelligence chips. People familiar with the matter said that the two companies have begun reaching out to potential buyers and are asking some investors to buy shares of up to 500 million US dollars before the official syndicated loan process begins. The chip financing deal was designed to prevent debt from being recorded on SpaceX's balance sheet. Reports say the deal is the largest of its kind for GPUs to date. SpaceX said in October that an affiliate of Apollo Global Management would buy AI chips and server hardware and lease them to SpaceX, with a total principal payment of about $40 billion.