SoftBank Group Corp. has drawn more than $20 billion of preliminary demand for what’s shaping up to be one of the biggest junk bond deals ever, people familiar with the matter said, as investors rush to capture record yields likely to be offered to help fund the firm’s investments in OpenAI.

A group of banks led by Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has kicked off the sale of a roughly $1.1 billion junk bond to finance construction of a data center sponsored by affiliates of Blue Owl Capital Inc. and leased to CoreWeave Inc..

The first junk-bond offering for a data center tied to Meta Platforms Inc. attracted demand more than four times the deal’s size, with juicy yields helping to lure investors.

CleanSpark Inc. is seeking to borrow roughly $2.23 billion through a debut junk-bond offering to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure tied to Meta Platforms Inc..

SoftBank Group Corp. will hold meetings with investors in New York next week to sound out interest for a potential US dollar junk-bond sale, as billionaire Masayoshi Son’s investment firm presses ahead with a borrowing spree to finance its massive bet on artificial intelligence.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is sounding out investor interest on a junk bond to fund construction of a data center leased to CoreWeave Inc., adding to a wave of borrowing tied to the neocloud firm as it seeks to capitalize on the artificial intelligence boom.

A corporate-bond sale dubbed “Project Odyssey” may be increased to $3.9 billion as junk-like yields on the Microsoft Corp.-linked data-center financing drew more than twice that amount in demand.

A data center developer sold $2.25 billion of green bonds to fund a facility leased to Jane Street Group LLC, joining a flurry of borrowers turning to environmentally focused debt to bankroll the AI infrastructure buildout.

Subsidiaries of QualityTech LP are holding fixed income investor calls ahead of a potential bond offering that may raise about $2.85 billion in the market’s latest data-center financing.

Gainwell Technologies has started the next leg of a broader $5.8 billion debt overhaul that marks the US software sector’s biggest financing of 2026 in the junk-debt market.

Lambda Inc., an AI cloud-computing provider backed by Nvidia Corp., is selling a leveraged loan to finance a chip deal as the risky debt market becomes a new front in the borrowing binge to finance the artificial intelligence buildout.

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is gauging investor appetite for a potential $5.4 billion debt offering to help fund a Blackstone-backed QTS data center tied to Microsoft Corp., as bubble concerns push up costs for artificial intelligence infrastructure financings.

CoreWeave Inc. has sweetened terms on a $2.6 billion leveraged loan to fund additional computing capacity for firms including Anthropic PBC, in an effort to win over investors growing wary of AI-related debt as bubble concerns mount.

Galaxy Digital Inc. is planning to raise about $3.5 billion from a debut junk-bond sale to fund a data center tied to CoreWeave Inc., extending AI borrowing’s push into the riskier corners of the US credit market.

CoreLogic Inc. raised $5.25 billion from a debt sale after amending the terms and offering some of the year’s highest yields in response to lukewarm investor demand.

TeraWulf Inc. is preparing to raise about $3.5 billion in debt to build a data center campus in Kentucky, including its first-ever foray into the leveraged loan market.

TeraWulf Inc. is preparing to raise about $3.5 billion in debt to build a data center campus in Kentucky, including its first-ever foray into the leveraged loan market.

A pair of junk-bond deals to help fund leveraged buyouts hit the market on Monday, after concurrent loan offerings were launched last week to partially finance those acquisitions.

When Applied Digital Corp. first tapped the junk-bond market in November to fund a data center project tied to CoreWeave Inc., it had to stomach a hefty yield to get the deal done. Fast forward to this week, and borrowing costs for another portion of the same project tumbled.

Shutterfly has sweetened terms on a portion of a critical debt refinancing, in a bid to assuage investors spooked by potential AI disruption and widening losses.