According to US media reports on the 20th, US asset management giant BlackRock Group plans to issue more than 12 billion US dollars in bonds for Meta's construction of a large data center park in Texas. Analysts believe that the current cooperation between technology companies and financial institutions in the field of AI infrastructure financing is getting closer, and multiple multi-billion dollar supporting bonds are being intensively issued, highlighting the market's continued expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure. But on the other hand, massive debt financing is also increasing the pressure to value technology sector bonds. In its outlook report released in June this year, J.P. Morgan Chase predicts that by 2030, the cumulative global AI-related capital expenditure will reach about 5.5 trillion US dollars, most of which will be funded through the bond market.

According to US media reports on the 20th, US asset management giant BlackRock Group plans to issue more than 12 billion US dollars in bonds for Meta's construction of a large data center park in Texas. Analysts believe that the current cooperation between technology companies and financial institutions in the field of AI infrastructure financing is getting closer, and multiple multi-billion dollar supporting bonds are being intensively issued, highlighting the market's continued expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure. But on the other hand, massive debt financing is also increasing the pressure to value technology sector bonds. In its outlook report released in June this year, J.P. Morgan Chase predicts that by 2030, the cumulative global AI-related capital expenditure will reach about 5.5 trillion US dollars, most of which will be funded through the bond market.