Nvidia plans at least $20B bond sale amid surging AI chip demand
CoinGlass data shows Nvidia contract open interest across platforms at $237 million, while the company had previously outlined plans to raise at least $20 billion for AI chip capacity and data center construction.
Reuters confirms Nvidia will raise at least $20 billion in its first corporate bond sale in five years, and Yahoo Finance (citing BeInCrypto) corroborates the 'at least $20 billion' figure and first issuance since 2021. Both link the move to funding AI infrastructure and chip production amid surging demand. Since Nvidia's prior bond raise was only $5 billion (2021), a $20B deal being its 'largest ever' is consistent with these sources. The claim is sourced to anonymous insiders ('a source told Reuters'), so exact final size could vary, but the core claim is strongly supported.
Open interest in Nvidia contracts across trading platforms has reached $237 million, underscoring strong market activity around the chipmaker as it pursues a previously reported plan to return to the bond market to raise at least $20 billion. CoinGlass data cited tradeXYZ, Binance and Bitget as the top three venues, with $166 million, $32.17 million and $11.25 million in open interest, respectively. Nvidia had said the proceeds would support AI chip capacity and data center construction, linking elevated derivatives positioning to the broader race to finance artificial intelligence infrastructure.
- open interest: The total number or value of outstanding derivatives contracts that have not been closed or settled
- AI chip capacity: The production capability available to manufacture processors designed for artificial intelligence workloads
- data center construction: The buildout of facilities that house computing, storage and networking equipment for large-scale digital workloads