Bank of America has increased its Big Tech capital expenditure forecast to $860 billion in 2026 and nearly $1.2 trillion in 2027, focusing on AI investments by Microsoft and Amazon. Microsoft shows strong revenue growth with its Azure cloud and Copilot software, generating significant cash flow and maintaining spending flexibility. Amazon, meanwhile, is heavily investing in AI infrastructure with its AWS and Trainium chips, planning long-term expansion but currently facing negative free cash flow. Investors are watching Microsoft's disciplined capex and software-driven revenue versus Amazon's high growth potential and cash burn, with future performance hinging on Amazon's ability to monetize new data centers and sell AI chips externally.
As Wall Street's biggest bank highlights soaring AI capital expenditures by Microsoft and Amazon, both tech giants see modest declines on Pluang as of Oct 09, 2026 00:02 WIB. Microsoft shares trade at USD 526.12, down 0.69%, while Amazon is priced at USD 258.10, down 0.70%. These movements come amid strong investor activity, with 84% of Microsoft orders and 69% of Amazon orders on Pluang being sell orders, reflecting cautious sentiment despite the AI investment focus.
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