Amazon discloses $80 billion financing facility as hyperscalers raise $131 billion

Nov 3, 2026
Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle and Google disclosed plans to raise more than $131 billion through loans, bonds and stock offerings as they expand AI infrastructure.

Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle and Google disclosed plans to raise more than $131 billion through debt and equity for AI infrastructure, according to Data Center Dynamics. The funding plans emerged within the past week.

Amazon disclosed an $80 billion supplier financing facility for technology infrastructure purchases. The company can borrow from the facility between the first quarter of 2027 and the third quarter of 2028, with each borrowing maturing after five years.

Microsoft plans to raise $25 billion in bonds, Oracle is offering $10 billion in common stock and $10 billion in floating rate senior notes, and Google is offering €6 billion, or about $6.7 billion, in bonds. Amazon spent more than $77 billion on capital expenditure in its most recent quarter, including data centers and AI servers.

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