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Lambda Closes $1.008 Billion Delayed-Draw Loan for GPU Infrastructure

The October 1 financing supports three committed customer deployments and aligns draws with commissioning milestones.

At a glance

Facility
$1.008 billion delayed-draw senior secured term loan
Interest rate
6.78% fixed
Maturity
May 30, 2033

Lambda announced October 1 that it closed a $1.008 billion delayed-draw term loan to fund GPU infrastructure for three committed deployments serving two investment-grade offtakers across multiple data centers.

The facility is secured by funded GPU servers, related infrastructure and contracted cash flows. Its published terms include a 6.78% fixed rate, semiannual coupons, fully amortizing repayments and a May 30, 2033 maturity. J.P. Morgan acted as sole coordinating lead arranger, structuring agent and bookrunner.

Draws are tied to cluster commissioning milestones. The facility amount should not be presented as proceeds already spent or capacity already operating. The announcement does not identify the customers or disclose project-by-project allocations.

Lambda financing announcement — October 1, 2026 · Capital and financing. Source checked: October 13, 2026.

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What happens next

Loan draws will occur as the three committed GPU clusters reach commissioning milestones; Lambda did not announce project-level draw dates.

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Why it matters for the industry

The delayed-draw structure aligns debt funding with commissioned GPU infrastructure and contracted cash flows, but the $1.008 billion facility is not capacity already deployed.

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Sources & reporting

Sources checked 2026-11-05.

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