Amazon.com Inc. is pursuing a US dollar bond sale to raise at least $25 billion, according to reports from Bloomberg and CNBC. The planned issuance is described as part of Amazon’s broader funding effort as it increases investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company is raising significant capital to support its ongoing technology spending, without indicating a shift away from leveraging debt markets for financing. CNBC additionally reports that Amazon will not issue more debt in 2026, suggesting the bond sale is intended to address near-term funding needs and manage its subsequent financing schedule. Bloomberg frames the effort as another step in Amazon’s continuing capital-raising activity as it ramps up AI-related investment. Across the reports, the common elements are the target size of at least $25 billion, the use of a US dollar-denominated bond offering, and the stated purpose of backing increased AI infrastructure spending. The outlets do not provide further deal terms in the excerpts shared.