Nvidia-backed GMI Cloud raises $668m as contracted revenue tops $600m
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GMI Cloud raising $668M—$223M equity plus a $445M credit line—on $600M+ of contracted revenue is another data point that GPU rental with long-term commitments is bankable infrastructure, not speculative SaaS. If you’re a heavy AI user, multi-year GPU contracts are becoming the norm, and your bargaining power is highest before you’re compute-constrained.
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