Nvidia is discussing credit guarantees that would help Nscale borrow more cheaply to build a 460-megawatt data center in West Virginia. The project is part of the Monarch Compute Campus and includes a second building intended for Anthropic that would use Nvidia Vera Rubin chips. The chipmaker previously guaranteed about $860 million of Nscale’s lease obligations in Texas, while Nscale raised nearly $3 billion in loans in August 2026. Nscale’s IPO filing showed approximately $103.4 billion in total contracted value against active revenue of about $2.6 billion. Nvidia’s maximum exposure to customer-support commitments stands at $164.5 billion, increasingly tying its finances to the repayment capacity of its partners.
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