This podcast provide an extensive overview of the massive external financing gap—estimated at over $1.5 trillion—required to fund the global buildout of Artificial Intelligence infrastructure, primarily focusing on data centers, semiconductors, and energy needs. This podcast explain that hyperscale technology firms cannot self-fund this expansion, necessitating coordinated capital deployment from credit markets (including bonds, securitized receivables, and specialized asset-based loans), private equity, and government policy incentives. Specifically, private equity is increasingly focused on the "picks-and-shovels" physical assets like data centers, while credit markets are innovating with high-yield, short-duration debt structures, sometimes backed by highly volatile AI chip collateral due to the rapid obsolescence risk. Finally, this podcast highlight that policy incentives and public-private collaborations are essential for de-risking investments and addressing critical bottlenecks like electrical power supply constraints and geopolitical supply chain risks.

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EP-01 Financing the Trillion-Dollar Global AI Infrastructure Buildout - Hindi

This podcast provide an extensive overview of Global Fiance.

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EP-01 Financing the Trillion-Dollar Global AI Infrastructure Buildout - Hindi