PaleBlueDot AI is in talks with potential lenders including Brookfield Asset Management for about $600 million in private credit to buy chips for a site in South Korea, according to people familiar with the matter. The discussions would add another large debt package to the fast-growing market for AI infrastructure finance, where GPUs, data centers and power capacity are increasingly being underwritten as core assets rather than ordinary technology spending.
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