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The optical component maker is expanding a key indium phosphide (InP) manufacturing line in Texas, aiming to scale the lasers and photonics used to connect AI servers and racks. NVIDIA is simultaneously deepening its financial and supply relationship with Coherent to address the rising demand for optical networking.
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A cautious mood spread across parts of the tech complex on June 16, with names tied to AI and semiconductors weighing on the Nasdaq as retail sentiment shifted toward more industrial and financial exposure.
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A Yahoo Finance segment says Nvidia is preparing to tap the debt markets for roughly $20 billion as it expands its AI infrastructure build-out, adding to a broader pattern of large technology and cloud operators using bond issuance to finance rapid investment.
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The AI chip leader’s stock gained ground as it moved to access debt markets, filing paperwork with U.S. regulators ahead of a possible bond offering.
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The chipmaker, which has relied heavily on cash generation rather than frequent public debt, sold seven bond maturities spanning short- to long-dated paper.
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Bloomberg reported that Nvidia received roughly $85 billion in orders for a debt offering, indicating strong demand for the AI chipmaker’s credit paper even as the company targets a larger funding goal.
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The chipmaker is reportedly preparing to raise fresh capital, indicating continued spending momentum as demand for AI data center systems remains high.
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The company said it plans to issue investment-grade corporate bonds for the first time since 2021, a move that helped lift shares and drew attention to its funding strategy.
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Shares across the semiconductor complex moved higher in midday trading Monday, led by sharp gains in AMD, NVIDIA and Intel as investors leaned into a broader “risk-on” tone.
