Nvidia's $500B financing backstop with six asset managers has produced zero deals in months
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-11-13
Bloomberg exclusive (four bylines): Nvidia's $500 billion partnership with six asset managers has not resulted in any deals after months, and some customers and partners are pushing the company to enlarge its financing backstop. The report lands amid Jensen Huang's exit, raising doubts about the demand-support structure behind Nvidia's growth.
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