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      <title>AI Infrastructure Financing Digest October 22 2026 Shows Short Debt Funding Long Bets</title>
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      <description>Six financing announcements crossed the wire on October 22. None of them is a venture round. That&amp;rsquo;s the point. The AI build-out has moved past the stage where equity pays for it, and the money now comes as bank lines, bridge loans, equipment leases and government checks with strings attached. Read the headline number on each and you learn very little. Read the tenor, the rate and who carries the risk, and the picture gets clearer.</description>
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