[CoreWeave Plans $2 Billion Convertible Bond Issuance, Stock Drops 7% Pre-Market] According to Golden Finance, artificial intelligence computing company CoreWeave's stock fell as much as 7% pre-market after the company announced plans to raise $2 billion through the issuance of convertible bonds. The company stated it would issue convertible notes maturing in 2031 via private placement, with an additional $300 million greenshoe option. While the move aims to strengthen its capital structure, market concerns over potential future equity dilution have put pressure on the stock price. CoreWeave completed its IPO in March this year and is regarded as a popular target for betting on the surge in AI infrastructure spending. The company has close ties with NVIDIA and provides computing power services to tech giants such as OpenAI and Microsoft.