Amazon commits $200B to AI infrastructure, reshaping compute economics
Amazon is spending more than $200 billion on AI infrastructure and data centers to support its AI ambitions and maintain competitive advantage in the sector.
Amazon is spending more than $200 billion on AI infrastructure and data centers to support its AI ambitions and maintain competitive advantage in the sector.
Amazon secured a major investment in Anthropic while simultaneously committing to significant compute resources, representing one of the largest AI infrastructure deals to date.
EQT to merge with Coller International Partners for base consideration of $3.2 billion in newly issued EQT shares, with up to $500 million in contingent consideration, marking EQT's entry into the institutional secondaries market.
Anthropic struck a multi-billion-dollar partnership with Elon Musk's xAI to acquire computing infrastructure through 2029, diversifying its compute supply beyond Amazon.
Nvidia secured the right to invest up to $2.1 billion in IREN, a partnership aimed at deploying 5 gigawatts of AI infrastructure globally, positioning Nvidia as both equipment supplier and infrastructure investor.
Pets at Home cut its dividend while announcing buybacks; Alexandria Real Estate reduced payouts citing sector headwinds; ITC and TCS maintained large special dividends despite market pressure—signals of uneven capital distribution.
Mowi ASA, rated BBB+/Stable by Nordic Credit Rating, mandated Danske Bank, DNB Carnegie, Nordea, and SEB as Global Coordinators for a contemplated green bond issuance.