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Webinar: The AI race - who will fund and fuel the next wave?

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By Jan Frederik Slijkerman, Coco Zhang, Rebecca Byrne
| ING Think
AI is no longer just a technology story. As investment and power needs surge, it has become a capital markets, infrastructure and energy story, too. The race to build AI capabilities is driving unprecedented spending on data centres, compute capacity and power infrastructure. This raises important questions for investors, policymakers and industry leaders.
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The AI race is driving TMT debt issuance

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By Jan Frederik Slijkerman
| ING Think
We’re seeing a race to dominate the AI platform infrastructure, with operators of large technology platforms ramping up investments. We expect technology, media, and telecommunications (TMT) issuers to account for a large share of the €485bn total credit issuance expected for 2026. Given year-to-date issuance, we expect the TMT sector to raise an additional €55bn from European debt markets this year.
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Why tech investors are reevaluating AI investments

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By Jan Frederik Slijkerman
| ING Think
TMT United States Download AI investment remains a positive long-term story for Big Tech, but investors may see slower EPS growth and lower valuation multiples as infrastructure spending increases depreciation costs and reduces share buybacks.
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