Alphabet sells €6B in bonds to fund AI infrastructure amid market uncertainty
Alphabet launched a €6 billion bond sale on Monday, its first major test of investor appetite for tech debt since AI spending concerns caused market volatility last week. The sale includes seven notes—one floating-rate and six fixed-rate—with maturities ranging from two to 19 years. Orders exceeded €17 billion, signaling continued investor confidence in funding AI-related infrastructure despite…
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- Alphabet sold €6B in bonds on Monday, split into seven notes with maturities from 2 to 19 years
- Orders exceeded €17B, showing investor confidence despite recent tech market volatility
- Alphabet expects $205B in capital spending this year, mostly for data centers and chips
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Alphabet launches €6B bond sale in first test of AI debt since selloff
thenextweb.com · 2 November 2026
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