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How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
So many moving parts in the datacenter - all of which need to be coordinated.
I’ve been sketching out power infrastructure needed to support the campuses we’re building in the Southwest - gas engines, solar deployments, wind turbines, batteries - adds a whole different level to the cohesion needed
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
@felangelov We're not even close to peak spending yet - most neoclouds are just discovering debt financing right now.
I wrote about in more detail in the attached article
https://t.co/B1E4Tcw3LF
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
@GlobalCollapse Its a very fun game - get long term contracts, borrow against that, and keep scaling. CoreWeave started it, and the rest of the industry is catching on
https://t.co/B1E4Tcw3LF
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
@MikaelXeeland Its a very fun game - get long term contracts, borrow against that, and keep scaling. CoreWeave started it, and the rest of the industry is catching on
https://t.co/B1E4Tcw3LF
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
@datacentrebull Its a very fun game - get long term contracts, borrow against that, and keep scaling. CoreWeave started it, and the rest of the industry is catching on
https://t.co/B1E4Tcw3LF
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
@sundeep "In ancient times, if you were optimistic - you got eaten by the tiger, if you ran away, you stayed alive" I'm paraphrasing something I read a long time ago - but this framing has stuck with me to explain this phenomena
@bitcoinbutcher1@rftylerpage There is a logical reason for doing this - when you get a long term contract - you can then borrow against it cheaply. CoreWeave has scaled exactly this way
I wrote about this recently https://t.co/B1E4Tcw3LF
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
How does a company with 9x more debt than equity get an A3 rating?
It borrows against its customers' promises, not against itself. Same playbook as a private equity buyout, run on GPUs. https://t.co/TAOEQqN5el
Well, turbines aren't going out of fashion for power anytime soon.
Its a big part of our thesis - we have multiple sites with gas pipelines next to them on the 500k acres of land that we're building datacenters on.
Would love to chat if this is something that interests you.
In any case, more for the rest of us!
@morgan_chittum@FortuneMagazine Congrats! Will datacenter buildout/financing announcements be part of your mandate?
Would like to chat if so - we're helping getting them built on 500k acres of land in TX/NM/OK - owned by the 23rd largest landowner in the US
CoreWeave has ~$46B of net debt and ~$5B of equity.
One of its loans is still rated A3. Investment grade.
Same company. Debt from A3 to junk. I spent the week working out how both are true. Full breakdown in a few hours.