Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has raised a new capital of $15 billion for investment in AI infrastructure. The famous Facebook company has launched a new $15 billion debt offering with the aim of financing further investments in AI infrastructure. This move is supported by the growing demand for capital from the main players in the sector, who are seeking to deepen their data infrastructure, computing capabilities, and cloud services, even though they have deplorevolently relied on their portfolio for growth.

This move responds to the increasing needs of Meta, which has forecasted a capitalization spike of $135-145 billion for the current year, mainly due to its AI investments. This debt issuance not only shows the continuous impact of Meta on financial markets but also renews a financing strategy that was previously used to acquire funds. Moody's has assigned an Aa3 rating to this new debt issuance, indicating that Meta expects to maintain moderate financial policies and a positive net cash flow, even as it increases investments in AI.

The total debt of Meta is $836.7 billion, as shown by LSEG's compilation of information. This number represents a significant increase compared to the past times, highlighting the growing need for external funding to support its AI investments. Meta's decision to collect these funds so quickly and efficiently is a signal showing its determination to continue investing in AI, even if this requires a more global and financial approach.

This debt issuance is another step forward in its growth strategy, showing its determination to continue innovating and creating new credibility marks in the field of artificial intelligence.