① Brookfield, a Canadian asset management giant A new strategy is being rolled out to invest in artificial intelligence. Related infrastructure; ② This new AI infrastructure fund aims to raise $10 billion in equity funding; ③ It has already secured funding from Nvidia. The investment from the Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA) has raised $5 billion.
Executives at Canadian asset management giant Brookfield revealed that the company is planning to raise $10 billion in equity funding for its new artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure fund, launching a new strategy aimed at investing in AI-related infrastructure.
According to reports, the Canadian financial giant has raised $5 billion from sources including Nvidia , the Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), and Brockfield's own resources.
Brookfield plans to use the funds, along with additional co-investments and debt assumption, to invest in AI infrastructure projects that need to be built from scratch on undeveloped land, with the aim of building and acquiring AI infrastructure worth up to $100 billion.
Ignoring the bubble theory
Despite growing warnings of an AI bubble, soaring valuations, and aggressive investment plans, many investors remain keenly interested in AI companies, including Brookfield . Field Company.
This Canadian company manages over $1 trillion in assets globally and is increasing its investment in the artificial intelligence ecosystem, including data centers. Fields such as power suppliers and chip manufacturing.
The company is also one of the world's largest investors in the artificial intelligence industry chain, with investments in digital infrastructure, renewable energy, and semiconductors. Total investment in the manufacturing sector exceeds $110 billion.
In an emailed statement, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang noted, "AI infrastructure requires land, electricity, and specially designed supercomputers—and our partnership with Brookfield integrates all of these elements into an AI cloud that can be deployed immediately."
(Article source: CLS)
