-- A Nevada data center project tied to Nvidia (NVDA) has raised $4.59 billion through a junk-bond sale, underscoring a rise in deals for AI infrastructure funding, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday, citing a person familiar with the matter.
The deal, backed by Tract Capital Management and Fleet Data Centers, priced five-year notes at a 6.74% yield, the report said.
The project, a 200-megawatt facility in Nevada, is expected to be leased to Nvidia.
The deal was priced during broader volatility in data center-linked stocks and bonds, as concerns grow over whether the rapid expansion in AI-related spending will deliver expected returns, Bloomberg said.
Nvidia did not immediately respond to' request for comment.
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