BREAKINGVIEWS-Tech giant debt splurge ratchets up systemic risks: podcast

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BREAKINGVIEWS-Tech giant debt splurge ratchets up systemic risks: podcast

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By Aimee Donnellan and Jonathan Guilford

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Titans such as Google, Meta, Oracle and Amazon may spend $600 bln in 2026 on data centres. In this Viewsroom podcast, Breakingviews columnists explain why juicy profits will not be enough to fund their rapid expansion. But raising debt will only extend contagion risk.

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