Meta’s $30B Hyperion Datacenter Financing Strategy Reshapes Tech Infrastructure Investment Landscape
The Hyperion Deal: A Masterclass in Off-Balance-Sheet Financing In a landmark transaction that could redefine how tech giants fund massive…
The Hyperion Deal: A Masterclass in Off-Balance-Sheet Financing In a landmark transaction that could redefine how tech giants fund massive…
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Hard disk drive manufacturers are pushing storage boundaries with new innovations. Western Digital has opened an expanded testing facility for data center customers, while Toshiba demonstrates a 12-disk HDD prototype that could enable 40+TB capacities by 2027 using advanced recording technologies.
Hard disk drives continue to serve as the backbone of global data storage, with reports indicating they store over 80% of the world’s data. According to industry analysis, HDD technology remains a cost-effective solution for data retention and is frequently deployed as secondary storage behind SSDs for AI and other data-intensive workloads. Three manufacturers—Western Digital, Seagate Technology, and Toshiba—dominate global HDD production, with recent announcements highlighting significant technological advancements.
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Goldman Sachs is reportedly establishing a dedicated infrastructure financing team to expand its involvement in the rapidly growing AI sector. The Wall Street giant aims to increase lending for data centers and related projects while finding investors for the associated debt. This strategic move positions the bank to capture more value from the artificial intelligence infrastructure boom.
Goldman Sachs is reportedly expanding its presence in the competitive infrastructure financing sector, with particular focus on data centers and other projects supporting artificial intelligence development, according to sources familiar with the matter. The Wall Street giant is creating a specialized team within its global banking and markets division that will concentrate on infrastructure financing worldwide.
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