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  1. CNBC: Dwindling cash and soaring memory costs: Tech’s AI buildout has ballooning price tag. “AI spending among the megacaps is projected to reach $765 billion this year, before rising to nearly $1.2 trillion in 2027, according to Goldman Sachs. Amazon boosted its capital spending forecast for the year on Thursday to $220 billion, the highest among the four hyperscalers.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/01/dwindling-cash-and-soaring-memory-costs-techs-ai-buildout-has-ballooning-price-tag-cnbc/
  2. CNBC: Dwindling cash and soaring memory costs: Tech’s AI buildout has ballooning price tag. “AI spending among the megacaps is projected to reach $765 billion this year, before rising to nearly $1.2 trillion in 2027, according to Goldman Sachs. Amazon boosted its capital spending forecast for the year on Thursday to $220 billion, the highest among the four hyperscalers.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/08/01/dwindling-cash-and-soaring-memory-costs-techs-ai-buildout-has-ballooning-price-tag-cnbc/
  3. Tesla swung to negative free cash flow of $1.1B in Q2 after capital spending nearly doubled. The company is now arranging up to $30B in debt capacity as spending accelerates further. A shift worth watching for a historically cash-generative business. implicator.ai/tesla-arranges-u #Tesla #CapitalSpending #CashFlow

  4. Alphabet's Gemini app hit 950M monthly users this quarter—but the company posted its first negative free cash flow since going public in 2004. Heavy AI infrastructure spending ($44.9B) is reshaping how tech giants measure progress. implicator.ai/google-says-gemi #AI #BigTech #CapitalSpending

  5. Alphabet's Gemini app hit 950M monthly users this quarter—but the company posted its first negative free cash flow since going public in 2004. Heavy AI infrastructure spending ($44.9B) is reshaping how tech giants measure progress. implicator.ai/google-says-gemi #AI #BigTech #CapitalSpending

  6. 2 Bloomberg: But growth has come at a cost. Alphabet’s #capitalspending is projected to more than double this year to $187 billion, and like many of its peers it’s increasingly turning to #debt and #equity #markets to fund it. The stock is up 11% this year, but -14% from a May peak. #Alphabet

  7. 2 “While the milestone suggests that #AI companies are beginning to cover the cost of their #capitalspending, the #margins are thin. #Depreciation charges still consume more than two thirds of revenue, leaving a small buffer to cover other costs such as power, labor and financing.”

  8. The timeline matters here: Meta is pouring up to $145 billion into AI this year with promised results by December, but the model catching GPT-5.5 is still unreleased. Watch whether the four-month stall in agent development breaks in the next quarter. implicator.ai/meta-admits-its- #AI #CapitalSpending #Efficiency

  9. The timeline matters here: Meta is pouring up to $145 billion into AI this year with promised results by December, but the model catching GPT-5.5 is still unreleased. Watch whether the four-month stall in agent development breaks in the next quarter. implicator.ai/meta-admits-its- #AI #CapitalSpending #Efficiency

  10. 2 Desjardins: #Residential #investment was down another 8% annualized in Q1, while non-residential #business #capitalspending declined 3%. #Government investment also fell, reversing some of the defense-driven surge seen in the second half of 2025. 🧵 #cdnecon

  11. 2 Bloomberg: There are signs, however, that #tech is poised for further gains. #TaiwanSemi is the latest example. The company, a bellwether for the #AI boom, said today it plans as much as $56 billion of #capitalspending this year, a sign that the the #datacenter spree isn’t about to let up #markets

  12. 2 Bloomberg: There are signs, however, that #tech is poised for further gains. #TaiwanSemi is the latest example. The company, a bellwether for the #AI boom, said today it plans as much as $56 billion of #capitalspending this year, a sign that the the #datacenter spree isn’t about to let up #markets

  13. Japan Likely Eked Out Growth Last Quarter Even as Tariffs Hit

    Japan’s economy likely managed to avoid falling into a recession by posting modest growth in the second quarter, as domestic demand led by capital spending offset the …
    #Japan #JP #JapanNews #BANKOFJAPAN/THE #CapitalInvestment #CapitalSpending #DonaldJohnTrump #economics #exports #gdp #government #JapanTopics #news #politics #ShigeruIshiba
    alojapan.com/1345737/japan-lik

  14. alojapan.com/1345737/japan-lik Japan Likely Eked Out Growth Last Quarter Even as Tariffs Hit #BANKOFJAPAN/THE #CapitalInvestment #CapitalSpending #DonaldJohnTrump #economics #exports #gdp #government #Japan #JapanNews #JapanTopics #news #politics #ShigeruIshiba Japan’s economy likely managed to avoid falling into a recession by posting modest growth in the second quarter, as domestic demand led by capital spending offset the drag from US tariffs, according to economists su

  15. Japanese companies increased investments in the three months through September, a sign of stronger-than-expected resilience in corporate confidence and supporting views that the Bank of Japan may raise rates sooner rather than later. japantimes.co.jp/business/2024 #business #economy #japaneseeconomy #economicindicators #capitalspending #gdp #boj #kazuoueda

  16. Japanese companies increased investments in the three months through September, a sign of stronger-than-expected resilience in corporate confidence and supporting views that the Bank of Japan may raise rates sooner rather than later. japantimes.co.jp/business/2024 #business #economy #japaneseeconomy #economicindicators #capitalspending #gdp #boj #kazuoueda

  17. Japan’s economy grew at a slightly faster pace than expected, backing the case for the central bank to stay on the path toward rate hikes while also easing pressure on the government as it finalizes fiscal stimulus steps to be unveiled this month. japantimes.co.jp/business/2024 #business #economy #japaneseeconomy #gdp #boj #capitalspending #interestrates

  18. Japan’s economy grew at a slightly faster pace than expected, backing the case for the central bank to stay on the path toward rate hikes while also easing pressure on the government as it finalizes fiscal stimulus steps to be unveiled this month. japantimes.co.jp/business/2024 #business #economy #japaneseeconomy #gdp #boj #capitalspending #interestrates

  19. Japanese businesses boosted investment in the second quarter of the year, reaffirming signs of confidence that the economy is recovering slowly with the help of an uptick in domestic demand-led activity. japantimes.co.jp/business/2024 #business #capitalspending #japaneseeconomy #economicindicators #financeministry

  20. Japanese businesses boosted investment in the second quarter of the year, reaffirming signs of confidence that the economy is recovering slowly with the help of an uptick in domestic demand-led activity. japantimes.co.jp/business/2024 #business #capitalspending #japaneseeconomy #economicindicators #financeministry

  21. Congestion Pricing’s Billions to Pay for Nuts and Bolts of New York City's Subway System

    The $15 billion expected from new traffic tolls into the heart of the city is earmarked for modernizing old infrastructure but is threatened by a raft of lawsuits

    #paywall

    nytimes.com/2024/05/06/nyregio

    #pricing #cars #vehicles #congestion #MassTransit #transit #CapitalSpending

  22. Japan's Q4 Capital Spending shows robust growth, surging to 16.4% year-on-year, surpassing expectations. #Japan #economy #CapitalSpending #Q4