In the era of AI, the hard currency of GPUs for mortgage financing is becoming increasingly popular.

The latest signs show that overseas technology companies are increasingly turning to chip-backed loans to raise funds for their large AI investments. Such loans are often secured by GPUs and guaranteed by technology groups' leasing agreements, making them popular in the AI arms race. The industry currently spends billions of dollars annually in the chip sector, even though these chips often become obsolete quickly. Currently, one of the three major credit rating agencies, Moody's, has begun to rate GPU-backed debts and has stated that it will revoke the credit rating once the underlying lease term ends.