Alphabet huy động thêm 25 tỷ đô la qua đợt bán trái phiếu để tài trợ hạ tầng AI

The parent company of Google, Alphabet, has issued dollar-denominated bonds and raised 25 billion USD, according to Bloomberg. This has increased the company's total debt obligations to 114 billion USD, making it a leader among technology giants. The bonds have maturities ranging from two to forty years, with a rate 1.3 percentage points higher than US Treasury bonds, although the exact rate was not specified. According to sources cited by the publication, Alphabet now plans to issue bonds twice a year. Demand for the bonds was described as 'peak', indicating a shift in investor sentiment, which had previously been concerned about large debt obligations and excessive spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure. In February 2026, Alphabet conducted its largest-ever bond offering in the US, raising 20 billion USD to finance AI projects, and it also planned to sell shares worth nearly 85 billion USD. In July, Alphabet raised its forecast for capital expenditures on AI to 205 billion USD.