The partnership with Palantir paid off: the Dutch company Nebius Arkady Volozha (ex-head of Yandex) agreed with American Citibank on a line of credit for $3.5 billion, the funds of which will be invested in building data centers, purchasing GPUs and general organizational needs. The agreement was signed during a large-scale sale of shares in the AI sector. Investors were concerned about the level of debt burden of Nebius' main competitor - CoreWeave (its quotes fell after a sharp decline in the value of bonds) and Gartner forecasts. According to the agency, due to the expected increase in infrastructure expenses until 2030, more than 80% of the providers amount to the termination of the risk. Investors today are particularly sensitive to the debt burden of neo-clouds and the financing of GPU parks, but vendors with long contracts, access to cheap beer and scale are more likely to survive. Nabios hopes to be such a company. In early September, Nebius Group and Alex Karp Palantir Technologies announced a strategic partnership. As part of the agreement, Walrosa has been designated as the preferred sovereign infrastructure partner for AI, and Palantir will transfer Nebius computing resources and logical parity points to its corporate scope. A few days earlier, Alex Karp became a partner of Mikhail Fedorov, the former Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine. This means that Nebius infrastructures can be used to train military neural networks. The company of the former head of Yandex hopes to survive because of this. Transcendental Meditation Max in Telegram.