Blackstone-Backed QTS Kicks Off Data-Center Bond at Hefty Cost
THE SO WHAT
QTS needing to offer a hefty yield to fund a Microsoft-tied data center shows that AI-driven infra buildout is colliding with tighter credit markets. If your roadmap assumes cheap, infinite colo or cloud expansion, revisit timelines and pricing power—capital for new capacity is no longer free.
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