Amazon.com Inc. is issuing investment-grade corporate bonds denominated in Canadian dollars to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure. Bloomberg reports Amazon seeks to raise at least C$7 billion in the deal as large US cloud providers look to markets beyond the US to finance AI spending. The Next Web, citing Bloomberg, says Amazon ultimately raises C$14 billion, which it describes as the largest Canadian-dollar corporate bond sale on record, surpassing the prior recent benchmark set by Alphabet’s C$8.5 billion issuance in the currency. The offering is structured as five tranches of senior unsecured notes with different maturities. The bonds are marketed in Canadian dollars, reflecting investor demand for funding and diversification in a foreign-currency market. Both sources frame the issuance as part of Amazon’s broader capital plan to support growing AI-related workloads and infrastructure. The reported size and status of the transaction indicate heightened competition for financing among major hyperscalers, including via non-US bond markets.