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Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon said demand for financing AI infrastructure remains strong despite a recent selloff in AI-linked stocks. During a November 9 CNBC interview, he said the bank has been active in AI-related capital markets deals and expects dealmaking to stay healthy through the rest of the year. Reuters reports lenders are scrutinizing borrowers’ cash flows, construction timelines and customer commitments more closely, while investment continues in data centers and supporting technology. Solomon also described the market environment as constructive as Anthropic prepares for a potential IPO.

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00:00Falling AI stocks haven't stopped strong demand to fund the technology's data centers.
00:05Goldman Sachs, Chief David Solomon, says demand for financing remains strong despite the Wall
00:10Street sell-off. He expects deal-making to stay healthy through the rest of the year.
00:15But investors are questioning whether huge spending on artificial intelligence
00:19will produce enough money. For communities near proposed data centers,
00:23electricity demand and pressure on local infrastructure are also concerns.
00:27So continued financing doesn't mean every project will succeed.
00:31Reuters says lenders are examining borrowers' cash flows,
00:35construction deadlines, and customer commitments more closely.
00:38Goldman Sachs has warned that higher financing costs could affect some projects.
00:43Solomon says blocking American data center construction could push investment overseas.
00:48For now, money is still available to finance the building.
00:51The bigger question is whether these costly projects can earn enough to justify their price.
00:56Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.
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