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“Financing massive GPU buildouts with heavy debt works until the equity market starts pricing the balance sheet risk instead of the compute hype — and low share-borrowing costs mean short sellers aren't paying much to wait.”

“When $31.4M of every $49M megawatt goes straight into servers that depreciate in a few years, the "infrastructure boom" is mostly a recurring hardware tax paid to chipmakers.”

“Downstream component suppliers priced for infinite data center expansion are discovering that silicon demand still depends on whether debt-heavy neoclouds can afford the credit to plug the racks in.”

“Hyperscalers are using neoclouds to keep massive data center capex off their own balance sheets while retaining penalty-free exit clauses if construction timelines slip.”