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Nvidia plans to provide huge financing guarantee for Open AI

2026-07-27·newswire-us-stock-180452
Nvidia plans to provide huge financing guarantee for Open AI.

According to news on July 27, the U.S. Wall Street Journal reported on July 26, citing people familiar with the matter, that Nvidia is negotiating with the U.S.

Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center, also known as OpenAI, and plans to provide it with a financing guarantee of approximately US$250 billion to help OpenAI obtain computing power support from a huge data center project under construction. However, the market also has some concerns about the investment boom in AI infrastructure.

Some investors are worried that the data centers currently being built may exceed the actual demand for future AI services, pushing up the risk of a valuation bubble in the AI industry. (CCTV International News)

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Nvidia plans to provide huge financing guarantee for Open AI

According to news on July 27, the U.S. Wall Street Journal reported on July 26, citing people familiar with the matter, that Nvidia is negotiating with the U.S. Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center, also known as OpenAI, and plans to provide it with a financing guarantee of approximately US$250 billion to help OpenAI obtain computing power support from a huge data center project under construction. However, the market also has some concerns about the investment boom in AI infrastructure.

According to news on July 27, the U.S. Wall Street Journal reported on July 26, citing people familiar with the matter, that Nvidia is negotiating with the U.S. Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center, also known as OpenAI, and plans to provide it with a financing guarantee of approximately US$250 billion to help OpenAI obtain computing power support from a huge data center project under construction. However, the market also has some concerns about the investment boom in AI infrastructure. Some investors are worried that the data centers currently being built may exceed the actual demand for future AI services, pushing up the risk of a valuation bubble in the AI industry. (CCTV International News)

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