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Recent changes
- Aug 20, 2026Aug 20, 2026Apollo Atomics Raises $31M to Shrink Nuclear Reactors Pulse story
- Aug 5, 2026Aug 5, 2026Apollo Names AI Sector Head to Chase Megadeals Pulse story
- Jun 20, 2026Jun 20, 2026Apptronik Adds $520M to Scale Production of Its Apollo Humanoid Robot Pulse story
Latest Pulse
- Aug 24, 2026Broadcom's AI Chip Debt Deal for Anthropic Tops $60BBroadcom is negotiating over $60 billion in special-purpose-vehicle debt -- potentially $100 billion total -- to fund custom AI chips it will lease to Anthropic, building on a June financing pact with Apollo and Blackstone.→
- Aug 20, 2026Apollo Atomics Raises $31M to Shrink Nuclear ReactorsApollo Atomics, an MIT spinoff, raised a $31M seed to build factory-made compact nuclear reactors with 40x smaller footprints, targeting AI data centers hungry for dedicated power.→
- Aug 12, 2026Nvidia Is Turning AI Compute Into an Asset for Pension FundsNvidia has partnered with Apollo, BlackRock, Blackstone, Brookfield, Goldman Sachs and KKR on financing vehicles meant to mobilize more than $500 billion for AI infrastructure, routing pension and insurance capital into GPU-backed debt.→
- Aug 5, 2026Apollo Names AI Sector Head to Chase MegadealsApollo Global Management named a dedicated AI sector head to coordinate financing teams and pursue repeat megadeals with chipmakers, building on its $35 billion Broadcom AI infrastructure financing struck in June.→
- Jun 22, 2026Ambiq Micro Files S-1 to List on NYSE, Betting Ultra-Low-Power AI Silicon on Public InvestorsAustin-based Ambiq Micro filed an S-1 on June 22 to list on the NYSE, marking the largest ultra-low-power AI chip IPO filing of 2026. Ambiq's Apollo family powers ~200 million shipped smartwatches, wearables and IoT sensors and is a leading candidate to define on-device AI silicon in consumer electronics.→
- Jun 20, 2026Apptronik Adds $520M to Scale Production of Its Apollo Humanoid RobotAustin-based Apptronik raised a $520 million Series A extension to ramp manufacturing of Apollo, its general-purpose humanoid robot, bringing the broader round past $935 million. The capital targets the hardest part of the humanoid race: building reliable robots at industrial volume.→