The raise is structured in three parts. An initial $30bn offering and a further $10bn investment secured from Berkshire Hathaway. The remaining $40bn will be raised through a drip-fed mechanism, not starting until the third quarter, and subject to market conditions.
The $30bn offering and $10bn placement is part of their plan to fund investments into the AI infrastructure buildout. The remaining $40bn will be used for tax obligations and general corporate purposes.
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