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Blackstone's Data-Center Investments Reached $200 Billion as of July Amid AI Push

Bloomberg said the July total included debt and projects under construction. Broadcom's June 9 release described an initial $35 billion tranche for Anthropic's planned addition of more than 1 gigawatt of compute infrastructure.

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Cooling equipment and a power substation stand beside a data center campus in Ashburn, Virginia. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
Cooling equipment and a power substation stand beside a data center campus in Ashburn, Virginia. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

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Bloomberg reported that Blackstone's data-center investments, including debt and projects under construction, reached $200 billion as of July.

Bloomberg reported that Blackstone President Jon Gray called AI the firm's most important current investment priority. Bloomberg reported that Blackstone is building a cloud venture with Google, has invested in AI companies including OpenAI and has lent against chips from Broadcom and Nvidia.

Broadcom's June 9 release said the platform would receive $35 billion initially, with Apollo leading that tranche and Blackstone as a partner; the financing is aimed at Anthropic's previously announced project to add more than 1 gigawatt of compute infrastructure.

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