Banks shelve $5B-$7B junk-bond sale for Anthropic-leased Texas data center
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Morgan Stanley-led banks have shelved a $5B to $7B junk-bond sale tied to an Anthropic-leased Texas data center, according to a post by Rohan Paul on X. The report links the pause to Governor Greg Abbott's freeze on new data center grid connections until Texas regulators finish an audit.
Seven banks have already disbursed a $14.2B one-year loan for the project, with roughly $2B at stake for each bank, the report says.
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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_aiXBanks shelve bond sale for Anthropic-tied Texas data center after grid freezeAIMorgan Stanley-led banks have shelved a $5B to $7B junk-bond sale tied to an Anthropic-leased Texas data center. The pause follows Governor Greg Abbott's freeze on new data center grid connections until Texas regulators finish an audit. Seven banks hold a $14.2B one-year loan they have already disbursed, each with roughly $2B at stake.

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