Overview
- Brookfield is targeting $10 billion in equity for a new AI infrastructure vehicle, with about $5 billion already committed by Nvidia, the Kuwait Investment Authority and Brookfield.
- Using additional co-investment and debt, the firm plans to build and acquire up to $100 billion of assets spanning data centers, on‑site power and chip or compute facilities.
- Most capital will go to greenfield projects, including AI factories built largely to an Nvidia reference design and tied to an Nvidia-powered Radiant cloud stack.
- Early activity includes an up to $5 billion pact with Bloom Energy for on‑site power and government-linked projects in France and Sweden focused on secure AI infrastructure.
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang publicly endorsed the partnership, while some outlets noted they had not independently verified all details and said Brookfield and KIA did not immediately comment.