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Suspicions arise over "AI Central Bank" or "Balance Sheet as a Service"? Nvidia halts "Revenue Sharing for Financing" model

Nvidia's "AI Computing Power Partnership Program" was halted less than two months after its launch, with antitrust concerns being one of the triggers. Meanwhile, Nvidia disclosed for the first time its massive off-balance-sheet commitments totaling $530.5 billion. Morgan Stanley warned that the "circular financing" model is introducing significant and opaque tail risks. CDS quotes soared to 83 basis points, doubling the historical average — Wall Street is voting with prices: Is Nvidia's balance sheet a moat or a liability?

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Single-quarter revenue reaches $96.2 billion! Nvidia's AI computing power business continues to grow, with a gross margin of 75%

Nvidia's last quarter revenue doubled and exceeded expectations; this quarter is expected to surpass the $100 billion mark for the first time, with next fiscal year's growth guidance crushing estimates | Earnings Watch

In the second fiscal quarter, Nvidia reported its highest year-over-year revenue growth in two years, with data center revenue increasing 117% year-over-year and a gross margin steady at 75% compared to the previous quarter. The company recorded nearly $7.8 billion in net gains from equity securities for the quarter. For the third fiscal quarter, the midpoint of revenue guidance indicates a year-over-year slowdown to nearly 90%. Excluding data center computing revenue from China, this did not surpass the most optimistic institutional expectations. The gross margin guidance midpoint slipped to 74%, slightly below expectations. Nvidia stated that Rubin is accelerating into full-scale production. Jensen Huang said that AI has reached an inflection point, and computing power now translates directly into revenue. After the earnings report, shares initially dropped 4% in after-hours trading. However, as the earnings call revealed a projected 70% increase in next fiscal year revenue and Amazon pledged to substantially increase its adoption of Nvidia products, the stock rebounded to nearly a 5% gain after hours.

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Broadcom CDS surges to record 122 basis points amid massive off-balance-sheet AI chip debt deal

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Report: Broadcom's debt deal is expected to exceed 70 billions dollars

Broadcom is currently in talks to raise between 70 and 80 billions USD in debt financing to support chip procurement needs for AI companies such as Anthropic. The proposed financing will be structured in tiers, with a senior tranche of approximately 45 billions USD and a subordinated tranche of around 35 billions USD.

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Nvidia quietly reduces OpenAI data center guarantee from 250 billions to below 120 billions

Nvidia and OpenAI are close to signing a data center financing agreement in Ohio. However, Nvidia's financial guarantee has been reduced from $250 billion to less than $120 billion, covering only about 5 GW of computing power for the project's first phase. This adjustment is a direct response to investor concerns about Nvidia's risk exposure—after the previous $250 billion guarantee plan was revealed, Nvidia's stock price fell 5% in a single day. The agreement could be signed as early as this weekend.

Behind the AI Debt Frenzy: $70 Billion Off-Balance Sheet Hidden Liabilities Trigger Concerns Among Bond Investors

As Nvidia announces a $500 billion AI financing collaboration, concerns in the bond market over nearly $70 billion in off-balance-sheet debt among AI companies have sharply increased. This structure allows chip giants like Nvidia and Broadcom to guarantee customer debt without recording the liabilities on their own balance sheets. Multiple institutions have warned that this is a pro-cyclical financial engineering practice, and risks could be exposed all at once if the industry turns downward.

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"AI-driven Financial Innovation": The AI Chip "Seller Guarantee" Model Behind Broadcom's Plunge

Broadcom's stock price plummeted due to market repricing triggered by "seller-guaranteed" credit risk concerns. As traditional cloud giants near the limit of their capital expenditures, both Broadcom and Nvidia have entered the market by providing guarantees for SPVs to securitize computing power and attract private credit funds. While this move extends AI capital expenditures, it has also intensified market worries about issues such as rising debt levels, residual chip value, and customer concentration risks.

"AI Financial Innovation": CDO vs CCO = 2008 vs 2026?

The current AI boom is not essentially a technological cycle, but rather a credit and real estate cycle driven by "compute as collateral" (CCO). Nvidia and private giants have established a $500 billion financing platform to securitize and distribute risk. Against the backdrop of hyperscale cloud providers already reaching an inflection point in capital expenditure growth (second derivative), and key borrowers such as OpenAI overly reliant on refinancing, this credit structure—highly analogous to the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis—is extremely susceptible to breakdown when growth slows.

NVIDIA (NVDA.US) joins forces with Goldman Sachs, Blackstone, and other Wall Street financial giants to plan a $500 billion AI financing initiative, providing funds for clients to purchase chips.

AI financing concerns ferment, Broadcom plunges 7% intraday, $370 billion potential risk rings alarm

According to estimates by Bank of America, Broadcom’s chip financing projects could result in approximately $370 billion in senior debt by mid-2029, providing funding for 20GW of computing power, with around $150 billion in new debt potentially being added in 2027 alone. While Bank of America does not question Broadcom’s business fundamentals, the market is beginning to realize that if future AI computing power demand increasingly depends on massive financing platforms, the valuation logic of the AI industry chain must also simultaneously consider asset residual value, customer default rates, debt costs, and supplier guarantee obligations.

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