Morgan Stanley-Led Banks to Offload $15B Debt Tied to Google-Backed Anthropic Data Center - Report
- G Squared raised $2.3 billion for its seventh fund focused on growth-stage technology companies, anticipating a reset in valuations, according to founder Larry Aschebrook.
- Anthropic, backed by Google, is involved in large debt financing deals nearing $36 billion, potentially surpassing a previous $35 billion private credit package arranged by Apollo and Blackstone.
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The competition to build AI data centers is expanding beyond technological prowess into a battle over financing costs. Google has partnered with Broadcom and financial institutions to provide Anthropic with a low-interest financing package, reducing its borrowing interest burden compared to Nvidia. Lower borrowing costs enable faster infrastructure expansion and are expected to become a key factor in companies' future choices regarding the AI ec…
Blackstone pitches mega debt package worth at least $36 billion for Anthropic chip deal
The deal could exceed the $35 billion of debt lined up by Apollo Global Management Inc. and Blackstone roughly two months ago to fund Anthropic’s lease of Google’s custom chips.
Google has set up one of the largest infrastructure financing programs in history to provide over $150 billion in artificial intelligence chips (AI) to Anthropic. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, access the link of the subject and register.
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