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Apple confirmed John Ternus as CEO, and OpenAI cut its revenue outlook sharply enough to drag $AMD and other AI hardware names lower.
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Amazon wants outside investors to finance $8B of Nvidia chips. Broadcom lent Anthropic $42B that converts to equity at IPO. Waymo raised $5B in debt for international expansion.
The AI buildout is increasingly someone else's balance sheet.
SpaceX buying $8B in spectrum wiped $45B from AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile in a day, while Crown Castle jumped 13% on the prospect of a ground build-out.
One spectrum deal, two opposite moves. The carriers lost a moat; the towers found a new tenant.
SpaceX's spectrum buy wiped $45B from AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. Crown Castle jumped 15.6% on hopes SpaceX builds ground towers. AST SpaceMobile dropped 10% on the competitive threat.
One company moved in, and the whole telecom map shifted around it.
Busy morning.
$AAPL dropped 2.6% after Nikkei reported it cut iPhone 18 Pro component orders, and Delta fell 3.4% after missing earnings for the first time in two years and slashing its 2026 forecast on fuel costs.
Two companies, two different problems.
Broadcom is arranging $50B+ in private credit for AI chips, Oracle is in talks with Apollo and Goldman for a separate AI chip leasing deal, and SpaceX is weighing a $40B raise to buy Nvidia GPUs.
None of them are using cash. The AI buildout is running on borrowed money.
Monday, news that Terafab was in talks with TSMC hit and Intel dropped about 6%.
Wednesday, Musk and Intel's CEO both confirmed Intel stays in the project and the stock bounced.
Same project, two headlines, full round trip in $INTC in two days.
Broadcom arranged $60B to fund Anthropic's AI build, SpaceX is looking to raise $40B led by Apollo to buy Nvidia chips, and Waymo upsized its private debt raise to $5B.
None of it is coming from cash on hand.
The AI buildout is being funded by private credit now.
$AVGO bankrolls $60B AI chip deal for Anthropic
Broadcom moving into AI infrastructure financing alongside its chip business.
AVGO · Impact 8 · via Yahoo Finance
$GOOGL locked in nuclear power from CEG
Google signed a deal to buy power from Constellation's existing nuclear plants.
CEG GOOGL · Impact 8 · via CNBC
$AVGO and ORCL chasing massive private debt for AI
Broadcom, Oracle, and SpaceX in talks for tens of billions each in private financing to buy AI hardware.
AVGO ORCL · Impact 8 · via Yahoo Finance
$GOOGL's Waymo raises $5B in private debt
Blackstone, Sixth Street and PIMCO backed the raise. Accelerates robotaxi expansion across more U.S.
GOOGL · Impact 8 · via Yahoo Finance
$PARA closes $110B WBD deal with risky debt structure
Ellison's merger locked in with tens of billions in bonds. Bond investors gave up most legal protections.
WBD PARA · Impact 8 · via Bloomberg
$BULL flagged as China national security risk
Congressional committee says trading platform exposes customer data to Chinese surveillance. Stock down 18%.
BULL · Impact 8 · via CNBC