[Bloomberg reports regulatory filings show Moon's Dark Side rented 32 B300 servers, which Moon's Dark Side denies] According to a report by Jinse Finance on November 10th, Bloomberg reported that regulatory filings it reviewed show Moon's Dark Side rented 32 servers equipped with NVIDIA B300 GPUs this summer, with a total estimated value of 432 million yuan (approximately US$64.8 million). The filings indicate the equipment is located in China. The filings were signed on August 4th by the server owner, Lingmeixin (Beijing) Technology, and Beijing Zhongguancun Bank, and submitted by the bank to the database maintained by the People's Bank of China's credit reporting agency on August 6th. The contract shows that Zhongguancun Bank provided a 200 million yuan loan for the purchase of servers, with Lingmeixin providing double collateral: the servers and 345.6 million yuan in revenue generated from the service contract with Beijing Moon's Dark Side Technology. Based on this, each server is estimated to be worth approximately 13.5 million yuan. A spokesperson for Dark Side of the Moon denied the allegations, stating that it has no business relationship with ALPHOLDINGS, did not participate in or authorize any related financing or guarantee arrangements, and questioned the accuracy of the documents. Bloomberg reported that after seeking comment from Dark Side of the Moon, ALPHOLDINGS, and Zhongguancun Bank on November 3, the name Dark Side of the Moon no longer appeared in its database. Nvidia stated that the entities involved are not its customers and it will not provide replacement products, services, or support; AMD stated that it has no business dealings with these entities. Bloomberg stated that it could not confirm whether the relevant transactions were authorized.