Mitsubishi HC Capital America, a provider of financing and asset solutions across North America, originated $240 million in GPU infrastructure financing activity during the third quarter of 2026, the company said.
The company provided GPU equipment leasing and financing in support of expansion initiatives of several cloud computing providers. The company said the transactions point to the need for flexible capital solutions to support the expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing capacity.
“We’re seeing customers move quickly to capitalize on opportunities created by AI, but the infrastructure required to support that growth is both capital-intensive and time-sensitive,” Riley Thompson, vice president of direct sales, structured finance, at Mitsubishi HC Capital America, said. “Our role is to provide financing solutions that help customers move at the speed of the market while preserving flexibility for future growth.”
Demand for GPU infrastructure continues to accelerate as enterprises, cloud service providers and AI-focused businesses invest in the computing power required to support increasingly sophisticated workloads. Mitsubishi HC Capital America used its expertise in equipment finance, capital markets and structured transactions to support a range of participants across the AI ecosystem, providing access to capital for infrastructure deployment and connecting new funding parties.
“As GPU deployments grow in size and complexity, customers increasingly need financing partners that can provide both capital and market access,” Corinne Seton, senior vice president and head of capital markets at Mitsubishi HC Capital America, said. “Our capital markets capabilities allow us to deliver that flexibility by bringing together Mitsubishi HC Capital America’s balance sheet, syndication expertise, and network of funding partners.”
