Brookfield has introduced the Brookfield Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Fund, a new investment vehicle targeting ten billion dollars in equity commitments to support the global expansion of AI infrastructure. The fund begins with five billion dollars already secured from partners such as NVIDIA and KIA, positioning it for large-scale deployment. With additional co-investment and financing, the fund aims to acquire up to one hundred billion dollars in assets spanning power, land, data centers and compute capacity.
Building on its existing portfolio of more than one hundred billion dollars in digital infrastructure and clean power, Brookfield plans to deploy capital across every stage of the AI value chain. Executives describe the current wave of AI investment as one of the biggest infrastructure buildouts in modern history, requiring trillions of dollars over the next decade. The partnership with NVIDIA strengthens Brookfield’s ability to develop purpose-built AI facilities and accelerate global access to advanced computing.
The fund will concentrate on AI factories built on NVIDIA’s DSX design, dedicated power solutions, compute systems for governments and enterprises, and related opportunities across the sector. Brookfield has already secured a five-billion-dollar framework agreement with Bloom Energy and is launching Radiant, a new NVIDIA-aligned cloud service to support national AI programmes. Recent partnerships in France and Sweden, involving up to thirty billion dollars in investment, underline Brookfield’s intention to become a central player in the emerging AI infrastructure landscape.
