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May 5 (Reuters) - Alphabet on Tuesday disclosed that it was ‌selling euro-denominated bonds across six ‌tranches, months after it raised about $32 billion ​in debt by tapping the dollar, sterling and Swiss franc markets.

The Google parent is selling at least ‌3 billion ⁠euro ($3.5 billion) in bonds, Bloomberg News reported, citing a ⁠person with knowledge of the matter.

Google did not immediately respond to ​a Reuters ​request for ​comment.

The company's almost $32 ‌billion raise in February included a rare 100-year bond, which was the tech industry's first since a similar issuance from Motorola that dates ‌back to 1997, ​according to LSEG ​data.

Big Tech ​is increasingly tapping debt ‌to fund its AI ​ambitions after ​years of relying on strong cash flows to fund expansion ​into new ‌technologies.

($1 = 0.8558 euros)

(Reporting by Harshita ​Mary Varghese in Bengaluru; Editing ​by Shinjini Ganguli)