🚨Shocking-Amazon has launched an 11-part investment-grade bond sale, marking its largest debt structure yet as the tech giant ramps up spending to expand artificial intelligence infrastructure. According to Bloomberg, the offering features maturities ranging from two to fifty years and reflects Amazon’s effort to secure funding for its growing data center and AI-related investments under its AWS division.The move comes amid a record wave of mega-bond offerings by major tech firms. Combined capital expenditures by Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Meta are projected to exceed $630 billion in 2026, much of it directed toward data centers, AI chips, and energy-intensive computational projects. Alphabet recently issued $31.5 billion in bonds, Oracle raised $25 billion, and Meta completed a $30 billion sale late last year, underscoring the sector’s deepening reliance on debt to finance long-term AI growth.Despite global market volatility linked to geopolitical tensions, analysts say corporate bond markets remain strong. Barclays forecasts total U.S. investment-grade bond issuance to reach $2.46 trillion this year—up about 12% from 2025—driven largely by AI-focused expansion. The surge highlights investor appetite for tech debt even as questions linger about how quickly AI investments will generate sustainable returns.
