@rohanpaul_ai: Moody's saying the 5 biggest hyperscalers have about $2.8T in future commitments. These are combined future lease commi…
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Moody's reports that the five largest hyperscalers have approximately $2.8 trillion in future commitments, which have grown from $350 billion in 2023, including data-center leases, purchase commitments, and guarantees.
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Moody’s saying the 5 biggest hyperscalers have about $2.8T in future commitments.
These are combined future lease commitments, purchase commitments and guarantees, which have grown from about $350B in 2023 to roughly $2.8T now.
The current $2.8T includes more than $1T of uncommenced data-center leases, about $1.57T of purchase commitments, and about $137B of guarantees.
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