AI infrastructure spending by major tech companies is set to exceed $750 billion this year, with projections reaching $870 billion by 2027. This massive investment is increasingly funded through debt, as free cash flow alone cannot cover the costs. Nvidia, despite strong cash reserves and profitability, plans to raise up to $25 billion in debt, reflecting a strategy to optimize capital rather than financial distress. The broader risk lies in whether AI demand will sustain this level of investment, as a slowdown could impact the entire AI ecosystem's financial health.
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