BlackRock plans more than $12 billion bond sale for Texas data center: Report
BlackRock plans to sell over $12 billion in bonds to finance an El Paso data center campus, with major implications for AI infrastructure and crypto mining. The post BlackRock plans more than $12 billion bond sale for Te...
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BlackRock plans to sell over $12 billion in bonds to finance an El Paso data center campus, with major implications for AI infrastructure and crypto mining.
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