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Sign InMajor technology hyperscalers are undergoing a significant shift in their capital structures, moving away from cash-rich positions toward substantial debt financing to fuel AI growth. Companies including Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle are borrowing heavily to fund a massive 1 trillion dollar expansion into AI infrastructure. This strategic pivot marks a departure from years of relying on internal cash reserves to fuel growth and operations. However, Pimco’s chief investment officer has issued a warning regarding the risks of overinvestment, suggesting the market will eventually distinguish between winners and losers. The unprecedented capital expenditure (CapEx) required for the AI race is currently outstripping immediate cash flows for many of these giants. While these investments signal long-term growth potential, the increased debt levels heighten financial sensitivity to interest rates and potential market volatility.