S&P Warns AI Tech Giants' Debt Could Be Hidden
S&P Global expects the debts of major technology companies related to artificial intelligence—such as Amazon, Microsoft, and Alphabet—to be higher than the currently reported amounts, due to the significant increase in spending on data centers and the infrastructure essential for these technologies. Estimates indicate that these companies will allocate more than $7 trillion between 2025 and 2030 for this purpose, with negative cash flows expected to continue until at least next year. The report also warned of risks related to the failure to achieve projected profits and investments tied to interconnected funding structures that could increase hidden debts, potentially impacting the companies' credit ratings in the future.
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