Big Tech and IA Investments: 1,000 Billion by 2028, Bce Warns About Debt
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American technology giants are pouring into the European bond market to finance the gigantic investment race in artificial intelligence. And in the future the huge amount of debt needed to build data centers, networks and energy infrastructure could end up presenting the account also to other sectors of the economy. It is the warning that comes from the ECB's blog, [...] L'articolo Dalle Big tech Usa 1.000 billion investments for the IA by 2028.…
The major US technologies can raise the borrowing costs in the sovereign bond segment, because they accumulate debt and represent a growing proportion of bond markets. To this conclusion come economists from the European Central Bank (ECB) in an article published this Monday in a blog on the entity's website ... Continue reading "The big US technologies could raise the costs of sovereign debt in Europe" The post The big US technologies could rai…
The growing presence of US big tech in bond issues on the European market to finance huge investments from artificial intelligence to the cloud, "may raise financing costs for all sectors" as they accumulate... (ANSA)
Amazon and Alphabet lead a collection that is already worth about 40 billion, while hyperscalers could invest more than a thousand billion dollars by 2028. The ECB: "More depth and diversification for the European market, but risks to the increase of returns and competition in access to the capitals of other companies" The article AI "debt": The Big tech USA accelerate on European bonds comes from CorCom.
Thomas Wolf, www.foto-tw.de/Wikimedia Commons/CC BY-SA 3.0 de US tech giants are flooding the European bond market with debt to finance massive investments in artificial intelligence, prompting the European Central Bank to sound the alarm that this trend could increase financing costs in other sectors. Companies like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta Platforms, Microsoft and Oracle are increasingly issuing euro-denominated debt, known as “reverse Yankees.”
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