Nvidia has $56bn of commitments ($36bn of AI cloud agreements plus $20bn of data centre leases not yet commenced) and, separately, guarantees capped at a maximum of $108.5bn, some of which take effect only when leases commence and are payable only after certain tenant defaults. With its chief executive gone, landlords and lenders need to know, deal by deal, whether Nvidia is the tenant, the guarantor or only the chip supplier.

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