@rohanpaul_ai: Combined capital-spending outlook for hyperscalers, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Oracle across 2026-2027 is no…
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The combined capital-spending outlook for hyperscalers including Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, and Oracle for 2026-2027 has increased by about 66%, adding approximately $750 billion compared to the start of 2026.
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Combined capital-spending outlook for hyperscalers, Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta and Oracle across 2026-2027 is now about 66% above where it stood when 2026 began. i.e. up by ~$750 B. https://t.co/GQ33AzKT3U
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