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7GPU classes, B300 to MI355X
18 moRamp timeline, drag to shape
−28%B300 forward by Dec 2027, priced in
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Compute credit
Debt and structured capital raised against GPU fleets and compute contracts.
| Date | Borrower | Instrument | Size | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 2026 | SharonAI (AU) · Firmus (ID) | NVIDIA-backstopped facilities | undisclosed | First deals under NVIDIA's revenue-floor program. Lenders underwrite an AA counterparty rather than a young neocloud. |
| May 2026 | CoreWeave | DDTL 4.0, GPU-backed | $8.5B | The first investment-grade GPU-backed loan: A3, SOFR+225. |
| 2026 | CoreWeave | Syndicated GPU-backed | $3.1B | The first publicly syndicated GPU facility; public price discovery for the asset class. |
| Jun 2026 | ESDS ↔ SharonAI | $1.25B compute MSA, $140M LC | contract | An Indian counterparty signing global-scale offtake paper in the form lenders need. |
| Oct 2025 | Meta (Hyperion) | Private-credit project financing | $29B | The largest private-credit financing of compute infrastructure on record. |
| 2025–26 | Neysa (IN) | Debt + equity, Blackstone-led | $1.2B | The largest capital raise by an India-domiciled AI cloud. |
Compiled from public reporting. Deal-by-deal terms are in the Credit Monitor.
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