Barclays: Data Center Debt in Asia Surges

Reports from senior bankers at Barclays indicate that the billions of dollars allocated for funding data centers in Asia have surpassed the banks' capacity to finance, leading them to become more selective in choosing projects. Funding for data centers has soared to around $29 billion since the start of last year, representing a 27% increase since the beginning of 2026, and is expected to continue growing as companies like DAI-AN Data Centers consider doubling their loans to $7 billion, which could become the largest data center financing in Asia. Evidence suggests that banks are approaching their lending capacity limits and are seeking ways to provide additional borrowing capacity or transfer risks, as the data center sector in Asia turns toward capital markets to raise new funds, amid an 86% increase in asset-backed securities sales in the United States for this sector.

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