America’s leading investment management firm PIMCO is in talks with Bank of America to facilitate $14 Billion in debt financing to build a new Oracle data center in Michigan.
According to a Bloomberg report, Pacific Investment Management Co. (PIMCO) intends to finance the deal in bonds under rule 144A format, and if negotiations succeed, it can make the firm a key backer of the Saline Township project.
Saline Township in Michigan hosts a massive 1.4 gigawatt AI data center campus being developed by Related Digital for OpenAI and Oracle under Project Stargate.
According to Reuters, PIMCO may also share parts of the loan with other investors to reduce risk. PIMCO has not offered any statement on the ongoing negotiations with Bank of America.
The Oracle data center is being developed as part of the tech giant’s aggressive push into cloud and Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure. However, the rising debt of Oracle has kept investors jittery even as the company axed 30,000 employees globally last week, in a bid to cut costs. In February, the company said it plans to raise up to $50 billion this year through debt and equity.
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