Celestica’s $3 Billion Deal Joins Data Center Funding Rush
THE SO WHAT
Celestica raising $3B for data centers is another data point that AI buildout is being financed like core infrastructure, not discretionary IT. If your product depends on GPU capacity, you’re now competing with balance-sheet-backed buildouts—secure multi-year capacity or alternative regions before prices re-rate again.
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