TechFlow, October 17 — According to The Wall Street Journal, Goldman Sachs (GS.N) is intensifying its push into the booming market for data center and other infrastructure financing, aiming to capture a larger share of the artificial intelligence boom. Sources familiar with the matter said Goldman is forming a dedicated team within its Global Banking & Markets division focused on global infrastructure financing—both increasing lending in this area and arranging investors for such debt. This move is driven by a new wave of multi-billion-dollar deals involving AI data centers, their massive energy demands, and financing for processing units underpinning AI development. The new team will also focus on traditional infrastructure construction or upgrade projects in both developed and emerging markets. In addition, it will raise funds for renewable energy and certain types of liquefied natural gas projects, as well as provide financing for military and other equipment linked to rising defense spending around the world. (Jinshi)
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