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The article pertains to American company Broadcom's plans to raise up to $100 billion in funding to support its projects in the field of AI chips. The potential deal includes issuing more than $60 billion in debt, with a tranche of subordinated debt valued at nearly $30 billion, and part of the financing secured through secured debt ranging between $60 and $70 billion. This funding aims to support companies like Anthropic and others in developing computational infrastructure needed to keep pace with the AI boom, which demands massive investments estimated in the hundreds of billions for projects requiring more than 20 gigawatts of computing power—equivalent to the output of about 20 nuclear power plants. This initiative comes amid increasing funding activities in AI, with major alliances formed by financial firms such as Blackstone and Apollo to bolster infrastructure capabilities and compete with companies like Nvidia, which expects AI chip sales to surpass $100 billion next year.
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