Even the world's richest companies need outside help to fulfill their datacenter dreams. Now, Meta is selling $30 billion in bonds to build out its infrastructure estate and support its ambition in AI markets. Some of these won't mature for 40 years.

The social media giant — owner of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram — launched the bond sale in an SEC filing last night with the help of banks Citigroup and Morgan Stanley. It comes as major cloud and infrastructure vendors announce ballooning capital investment plans to keep pace in the race for AI datacenter capacity.

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The Meta bonds were issued in six parts with varying interest rates and maturity between 2030 and 2065.

Earlier this week, Meta posted $51.2 billi

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