Pentagon in talks to lend $5 billion to AI cloud startup Fluidstack, WSJ reports
- The Pentagon is discussing a loan of about $5 billion to AI cloud startup Fluidstack to strengthen the U.S. data center supply chain.
- The loan would be provided by the Pentagon's Office of Strategic Capital and used to boost supply chain and manufacturing capacity for data center components, not to build a new AI facility.
- The Office of Strategic Capital has previously funded rare earth companies and drone companies, including Vulcan Elements and Unusual Machines.
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The Pentagon plans to issue a record loan of $5 billion to AI startup Fluidstack
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