Bloomberg News reported on November 10, 2026, that financing documents described 32 Super Micro servers equipped with Nvidia B300 GPUs in Qingyang, Gansu, and a proposed computing-service arrangement for Moonshot AI. Moonshot disputed the documents’ accuracy and denied a business relationship with Lingmeixin, which the documents named as the server owner. Bloomberg’s report said the two financing contracts were signed on August 4, 2026, by Lingmeixin and Beijing Zhongguancun Bank; the bank submitted them to a credit database on August 6.
What the reported financing covered
The documents put the servers’ value at 432 million yuan and described a 200 million yuan loan. They identified the servers as physical collateral and 345.6 million yuan in earnings from a service contract as financial collateral. The contract counterparty was Beijing Dark Side of the Moon Technology Co., which Bloomberg identified as Moonshot’s main entity.
The documents also linked Lingmeixin to a recently established subsidiary of Beijing Chunju Technology Co., which reportedly sold the servers to Lingmeixin. The reported collateral structure separates the equipment from the service-contract earnings pledged against the loan. For broader finance and markets coverage, NTV88 is a related resource.
Moonshot disputes the service connection
A statement from Lingmeixin attached to the contracts described the equipment as intended for a Moonshot service contract, with Moonshot entitled to computing services rather than ownership of the servers. Moonshot said it had no business relationship with Lingmeixin, had not participated in or authorized the financing or guarantees, and had no knowledge of them.
The key distinction is ownership versus access: Lingmeixin’s statement described computing-service use, not Moonshot ownership of the servers.
Nvidia said the entities involved were not its customers and that it did not provide them replacement products, service, or support. Super Micro said it did not do business with those entities.
This China-based server account is separate from NeoTeo’s earlier coverage of Moonshot’s reported interest in Europe-hosted Blackwell capacity.
