AI Building Boom Needs $2 Trillion In Debt—And Wall Street May Not Cover Half, Analyst Says

“Magnificent Seven” companies are projecting a combined $220B in capital spending, the highest figure cited, with Amazon leading and topping Alphabet ($205B) and Microsoft ($175B). The capex push signals continued investment intensity and supports longer-term growth expectations. Overall, this is a mildly positive read-through for the sector rather than an immediate earnings shock.

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“Magnificent Seven” companies are projecting a combined $220B in capital spending, the highest figure cited, with Amazon leading and topping Alphabet ($205B) and Microsoft ($175B). The capex push signals continued investment intensity and supports longer-term growth expectations. Overall, this is a mildly positive read-through for the sector rather than an immediate earnings shock.