# Google 母公司 Alphabet Inc. 正尋求透過股票出售籌集高達 800 億美元的股本資金。

*genai · news · 2026-06-01 · SiliconANGLE News*

## Key points

- Alphabet 正籌集 800 億美元股本以資助大規模 AI 基礎建設擴展。
- Berkshire Hathaway 已同意透過私募投資 100 億美元於 Alphabet。
- Alphabet 2024 年更新的資本支出目標現為 1800-1900 億美元，高於先前的 1750-1850 億美元。
- 此次股票出售包括 150 億美元的強制可轉換優先股及 400 億美元的市價發行股票。
- Alphabet 對 AI 服務的前所未有需求已超過其現有的運算供應，據高層表示。

Google LLC parent company Alphabet Inc. is seeking to raise a massive $80 billion in equity capital through a stock sale in an effort to bankroll the ballooning costs of its artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout. In a key endorsement of the plan, Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. has already agreed to throw in $10 billion through a private placement. The technology giant said in a statement that the money raised will be used to fund its ongoing investments in data center infrastructure and “world-class AI compute” and help it to meet “unprecedented customer demand” for its AI services. Officials added that the company is “experiencing strong demand for its AI solutions and services from enterprises and consumers, at levels that are exceeding the company’s available supply.” “By scaling its investments, the company seeks to expand its foundational infrastructure to support the significant growth opportunity ahead,” it added. Alphabet has been racing to build out its AI infrastructure in an effort to keep up with rivals such as Amazon Web Services Inc., Microsoft Corp. and Meta Platforms Inc. The four hyperscalers are expected to spend a combined $700 billion-plus on AI infrastructure this year, and that is really only the beginning. In 2027, Wall Street analysts anticipate that total AI-related capital expenditures will rise to more than $1 trillion. In April, Alphabet said it’s increasing its own capital expenditure forecast from an initial estimate of between $175 billion and $185 billion to a new range of $180 billion and $190 billion. In response to a question from an analyst asking what keeps him awake at night, Google Chief Executive Sundar Pichai (pictured) said “compute capacity” is his biggest worry. “Be it power, land, supply chain constraints: how do you ramp up to meet this extraordinary demand for this moment?” he responded. Hyperscalers have primarily funded their AI infrastructure buildouts through the debt markets. In April, Alphabet held a global bond issuance that exceeded $30 billion, then raised an additional $11 billion in pounds sterling and Swiss francs from European investors. That came after a $25 billion bond sale in November. Alphabet has been helped by its surging stock price, which has more than doubled in the last year, putting it ahead of all of its megacap peers. Investors have cheered the company’s spending plans and also the strong returns it has seen thanks to services such as Gemini. However, its growth has stalled this year, with the stock up just 18% in the year to date, and it slipped in extended trading today. The latest funding plan includes $30 billion in underwritten stock offerings, of which $15 billion will be sold as “depositary shares representing mandatory convertible preferred stock.” There’s the $10 billion from Berkshire, and the other $40 billion will come through an “at-the-market offering program” encompassing Class A and Class C shares that will begin in the third quarter. Alphabet has hired the services of Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley as joint book-running managers for the underwritten offerings. Goldman Sachs will also act as the placement agent for Berkshire’s private placement. Berkshire has become one of the largest investors in Alphabet. It revealed it has been buying up Alphabet’s stock in the third quarter of last year, and prior to today’s announcement, its stake in the company was valued at about $20 billion, making it one of its top investments. The company had initially invested $4.3 billion in Alphabet’s stock in November, in what was one of its most significant moves into the technology sector for years. However, Apple Inc. remains its biggest technology holding. Photo: Robert Hof/SiliconANGLE

**Companies:** Alphabet Inc., Berkshire Hathaway Inc., Amazon Web Services Inc., Microsoft Corp., Meta Platforms Inc., Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley
**Countries:** United States

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