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  1. Futurism: Tech Companies Showing Signs of Distress as They Run Out of Money for AI Infrastructure. “AI companies have accrued at least $200 billion in debt, per [Bloomberg]. A more realistic figure is likely considerably higher, as that estimate doesn’t count undisclosed private deals.”

    https://rbfirehose.com/2026/02/06/futurism-tech-companies-showing-signs-of-distress-as-they-run-out-of-money-for-ai-infrastructure/
  2. Oracle's bonds carry investment-grade ratings but trade like junk debt, with credit default swaps at 125+ basis points. Barclays projects cash exhaustion by November 2026 as the company's 500% debt-to-equity ratio dwarfs tech peers at 7-23%. The gap between ratings and market pricing signals broader AI infrastructure financing strain across the industry.

    #AIInfrastructure #CorporateDebt #TechFinance

    implicator.ai/the-ai-infrastru

  3. This is how tech giant corporate debt, in this case #META, is hidden - off the books. “Nothing is created. Nothing is contributed. It’s a loop. Borrow money, earn interest, and use the interest to claim you provided equity. The kind of circle only finance can call a straight line.” #economy #CorporateDebt #finance #Credit #PrivateCredit #Markets

    stohl.substack.com/p/exclusive

  4. AI bubble about to pop?

    Experts are becoming "antsy" about the AI boom and are raising questions about sustainability. Many AI players are transitioning from cash flow-backed debt to private credit piling up massive amounts of debt, yet the industry has yet to prove a viable path to profitability.

    Even Altman is sounding off saying we are in a "phase where investors as a whole are overexcited about AI.", and OpenAI issued warnings to would-be investors not to get scammed in all the fervor. futurism.com/ai-industry-priva #AI #Boom #Altman #OpenAI #Debt #CorporateDebt #Profit

  5. South Korea's top 100 listed firms are seeing rising debt and weak earnings as S&P warns that structural shifts—tariffs, EV transition, supply glut, and AI—are increasing credit risk, with profitability pressures mounting in key sectors and most investment flowing overseas.
    #YonhapInfomax #StandardAndPoors #CreditRisk #SouthKorea #CorporateDebt #GDPGrowth #Economics #FinancialMarkets #Banking #Securities #Bonds #StockMarket
    en.infomaxai.com/news/articleV