Lambda secures over $1B GPU loan for 30,000 Nvidia chips
· Tech · United States
AI cloud company Lambda has secured its first delayed draw term loan exceeding $1 billion to purchase more than 30,000 Nvidia GPUs. The fixed-rate facility carries a 6.78% interest rate.
Why it matters:The loan highlights how AI cloud providers are increasingly turning to debt markets to fund GPU capacity, a trend that could shape competition in AI infrastructure.
Key points
- The loan exceeds $1 billion and is Lambda's first delayed draw term loan.
- Proceeds will fund more than 30,000 Nvidia GPUs.
- The fixed interest rate is 6.78%.
Sources (original reporting)
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