@FinanceYF5: 1/ In less than a year, large tech companies have provided up to $300 billion in guarantees for financing AI data cente…
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Large tech companies have provided up to $300 billion in guarantees for financing AI data centers and chips, with total off-balance-sheet commitments exceeding $3.1 trillion, accelerating AI infrastructure expansion.
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