AI-linked stocks fall after call for development slowdown worries investors – business live
The leases, debt and power commitments remain even if expected compute demand and revenue growth slow. And that could bring credit risk increasingly into the AI story, particularly for highly leveraged data-centre operators and lenders exposed to projects built on aggressive assumptions about future AI demand, at a time when interest rates – hence borrowing costs – are expected to rise. What’s interesting is that the slowdown may come not because Big Tech is out of cash, or because investors won’t play along.
- ▪The leases, debt and power commitments remain even if expected compute demand and revenue growth slow.
- ▪And that could bring credit risk increasingly into the AI story, particularly for highly leveraged data-centre operators and lenders exposed to projects built on aggressive assumptions about future AI demand, at a time when interest rates –
- ▪What’s interesting is that the slowdown may come not because Big Tech is out of cash, or because investors won’t play along.
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02.08 EDTIntroduction: AI-linked Asian stocks slump after slowdown callGood morning, and welcome to our rolling coverage of business, the financial markets and the world economy.Investors are reassessing the value of companies driving the artificial intelligence revolution after several leading AI figures called for a slowdown in development for safety reasons.Shares in AI-linked companies in Asia dropped when trading began today, dragging South Korea’s KOSPI index down by 3.7%.
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