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Sources: banks are preparing to launch a $38B debt sale to fund Oracle data centers, including $23.25B for a Texas data center and $14.75B for a Wisconsin site

Banks are preparing to launch a $38 billion debt offering as soon as Monday that will help fund data centers tied to Oracle Corp

Bloomberg Jeannine Amodeo

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  • @amitisinvesting Amit on x
    OH. MY. GOODNESS. Oracle just completed a $38B DEBT deal to finance more data centers, as per Bloomberg. $23.5B towards a Texas center and $14.75B for a Wisconsin one. Dude...almost $40B of debt...for even MORE data centers?! The demand for this product is unlike anything we [ima…
  • @zerohedge @zerohedge on x
    and now youse have to generate actual revenue because you cant pay interest with vendor financing
  • @thexcapitalist @thexcapitalist on x
    $ORCL is pulling off the biggest “bet-the-house” move I've seen in years. It's going all in on data centers. This is a fundamentally different strategy from the other hyperscalers. While $MSFT and $GOOG are concerned about excess capacity and are renting rather than building [ima…
  • @ea_rice Eric Rice on x
    No thanks...
  • @paleofuture Matt Novak on bluesky
    “Investors have been clamoring for exposure to AI for months, with banks and private credit firms vying to lead the massive debt packages needed to fuel the boom.”