Amazon issues a record breaking 10 billion euro bond, Silicon Valley giant's capital expenditure surges to 650 billion US dollars According to Golden Finance, Amazon is making its debut in the Eurobond market, planning to raise approximately 10 billion euros through a record breaking eight part bond sale to pay for investments in the field of artificial intelligence. According to informed sources, the maturity period of this transaction ranges from 2 years to 38 years. According to the compiled data, this is the first ever eight part bond issuance in the region. Prior to this, Amazon had just completed an 11 part US dollar bond sale on Tuesday, raising $37 billion in funds. The joint issuance of bonds is expected to become one of the largest corporate bond issuances in history, and the latest in a series of massive transactions initiated by cloud computing giants investing in artificial intelligence infrastructure. Amazon, Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft are expected to have a total capital expenditure of approximately $650 billion by 2026. Amazon's transaction occurred one month after announcing that it will invest approximately $200 billion in data centers, chips, and other equipment by 2026. This amount exceeded analysts' expectations and raised concerns among stock investors about when the massive spending on artificial intelligence will begin to yield returns.