Apollo just lent $7 billion so xAI could lease Nvidia chips from a shell company where Nvidia is the anchor investor. The circular financing loop powering the AI boom looks exactly like the structures that blew up Wall Street in 2008.
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Apollo just lent $7 billion so xAI could lease Nvidia chips from a shell company where Nvidia is the anchor investor. The circular financing loop powering the AI boom looks exactly like the structures that blew up Wall Street in 2008.
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