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SpaceX Signs $40 Billion Apollo AI Chip Deal as Debt Market Concerns Mount

Oct 26, 2026 · 09:43 AM ET· updated 1h ago
SpaceX Signs $40 Billion Apollo AI Chip Deal as Debt Market Concerns Mount

SpaceX signed a $40 billion Apollo-backed AI chip financing deal as borrowing costs rise and debt-market concerns spread.

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SpaceX got money to buy expensive AI chips when borrowing is getting costlier. This shows SpaceX still finds investors, but it also means debt markets are getting nervous.

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