The Financial Times posts say SpaceX is seeking $40 billion to buy Nvidia chips, with Apollo Global Management leading the financing (FT, Oct. 6; FT, Oct. 7). Bloomberg describes the discussions as early-stage and says they could end without a deal; it names PIMCO as one manager looking at it (Bloomberg, Oct. 6).

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