BlackRock Plans to Raise Over $12 Billion for Texas Data Center

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BlackRock Inc. plans to sell over $12 billion in bonds to finance a data center campus in El Paso, Texas.
The bond sale is part of a series of debt transactions aimed at supporting significant investments in technology companies.
The financing is tied to the growing demand for infrastructure related to artificial intelligence and other tech advancements.
This move highlights the ongoing trend of large-scale investments in data centers across the United States.
Sources indicate that the project is aligned with the increasing interest in digital infrastructure and cloud computing services.

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BlackRock Eyes More Than $12 Billion Debt for Texas Data CenterBloomberg · 1 day ago

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BlackRock Inc. plans to sell over $12 billion in bonds to finance a data center campus in El Paso, Texas.
The bond sale is part of a series of debt transactions aimed at supporting significant investments in technology companies.
The financing is tied to the growing demand for infrastructure related to artificial intelligence and other tech advancements.
This move highlights the ongoing trend of large-scale investments in data centers across the United States.
Sources indicate that the project is aligned with the increasing interest in digital infrastructure and cloud computing services.

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