PANews reported on March 4th that, according to Bloomberg, Bitcoin mining hosting and cloud services company Applied Digital raised $2.15 billion through a bond issuance to expand Oracle's computing infrastructure. The five-year bonds were priced at a yield of approximately 7.23%, in line with the average yield of Class B bonds, and Goldman Sachs led the issuance. The funds raised will be used to build a 200-megawatt data center in North Dakota, which is already leased to Oracle. Applied Digital stated last October that the project is expected to generate $5 billion in contract revenue over approximately 15 years.