智通财经网·2025-11-19 11:16Core Insights - Brookfield Asset Management is launching a new AI infrastructure fund aiming to raise $10 billion in equity capital [1] - The company has already secured $5 billion from investors including Nvidia and the Kuwait Sovereign Wealth Fund, and is leveraging its own balance sheet for additional financing [1] - The funds will be used to build and acquire AI infrastructure valued at up to $100 billion, focusing on data centers, power supply facilities, and semiconductor manufacturing [1] Investment Strategy - Brookfield has already invested billions in the AI infrastructure sector, including a $5 billion partnership with Bloom Energy to supply power for data centers [2] - The company has established collaborations with the governments of France and Sweden, investing approximately $10 billion in Sweden for an AI center and committing around $20 billion in France for data center and AI infrastructure development [2] - Brookfield's President, Connor Teskey, stated that total investments in AI-related infrastructure are expected to exceed $7 trillion over the next decade, highlighting the company's unique position in the energy and digital infrastructure value chain [2]