Amazon returns to the bond market for at least $25bn to fund its AI build-out

Amazon has gone back to the debt markets for at least $25bn, its largest bond sale of the year and the clearest sign yet of how much the company is prepared to borrow to keep pace in the artificial intelligence race. The offering is split across eight tranches with maturities running from 2029 out to […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Amazon returns to the bond market for at least $25bn to fund its AI build-out

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