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Funny money is coming for data centres. It should be setting off GFC-style alarm bells

Tech companies like Firmus need massive debt to deliver the promised AI revolution. Meanwhile, companies like Amazon are getting creative to offload debt from their balance sheets. Investors are getting nervy. The post Funny money is coming for data centres. It should be setting off GFC-style alarm bells appeared first on Crikey .

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Funny money is coming for data centres. It should be setting off GFC-style alarm bells

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