Apollo and Blackstone raise $35bn in chip financing deal for Anthropic
Tuesday, June 9, 2026 · first reported by Financial Times and 3 others
Apollo Global Management led a $35bn initial capital solution for a Broadcom AI infrastructure platform in partnership with Blackstone and a syndicate of global banks, positioning it as one of the largest private AI compute capacity financings.
- Firm
- Apollo
- Also named
- Blackstone, Anthropic
- Stage
- Raising
- Asset class
- Private equity
- Geography
- North America
The summary and fields above are extracted from the published reports and can contain errors. The linked articles are the source of record.
Coverage
4 sources- Financial TimesApollo and Blackstone raise $35bn in chip financing deal for Anthropic
- Pensions & InvestmentsApollo, Blackstone commit $35 billion to Broadcom AI platform — signaling alt managers’ infrastructure pivot
- Private Equity WireApollo leads $35bn Broadcom AI infrastructure platform financing
- Alternative Credit InvestorApollo, Blackstone and Broadcom launch $35bn AI infra platform
More on Apollo
Everything on this firm →More in Private equity
From the same day- Pictet closes $1.53bn Monte Rosa Co-Investments VI fund, exceeding targetPrivate Equity Wire +3
- KKR reaches $1bn first close for latest real estate credit fundPrivate Debt Investor +1
- Estancia Capital clears target for latest financial services fund, closes on $367mAltAssets +2
- Norvestor Raises €2 Billion For Oversubscribed Flagship Private Equity FundPulse 2.0
- Carlyle agrees to acquire South Korea’s Chung Ho Group for $700mPrivate Equity Wire
- Arcline scoops up manufacturer Continental Aerospace Technologies for $535mPE Hub