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Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz.

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  • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

    The Google is selling bonds in as many as seven parts, with initial price discussions for the longest portion at a premium of about 1.2 percentage point above Treasuries. So if Treasuries rate is 3%, Google will pay 3% + 1.2%.

    Capital spending in AI & cloud infrastructure and data centers is expected to reach $3 trillion in aggregate by 2029 as per the TFA. Damn, they are not holding back.

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    @nixCraft there’s no way I’m lending those addicts money for 1.2% above base

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    • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

      The Google is selling bonds in as many as seven parts, with initial price discussions for the longest portion at a premium of about 1.2 percentage point above Treasuries. So if Treasuries rate is 3%, Google will pay 3% + 1.2%.

      Capital spending in AI & cloud infrastructure and data centers is expected to reach $3 trillion in aggregate by 2029 as per the TFA. Damn, they are not holding back.

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      @nixCraft It also means they can't get private investments anymore. 😁

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      • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

        Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

        For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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        @nixCraft now we need to ditch all its services till they have losses

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        • admin@mastodon.brk.ioA admin@mastodon.brk.io

          @nixCraft When this bubble bursts, it's going to be economic chaos.

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          @admin
          To corrupt to fail!
          @nixCraft

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          • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

            Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

            For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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            @nixCraft I think Google is running out of money period. The first to burst?

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            • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

              Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

              For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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              @nixCraft Those sons of bitches never lose. 😒

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              • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

                Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

                For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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                @nixCraft and yet, of all the players, Google design and manufacture (with partners) their own Tensor AI chips, which could potentially massively reduce cost vs NVidia & co.

                Where they all fail is monetizing something that no one really wants to pay for.

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                • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

                  Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

                  For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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                  @nixCraft

                  there's also an impending crypto moment looming: AI has, while not needing to break crypto itself, already criminally undermined the entire support structure.

                  that's the word anyway from smart folks now finally dumping crypto, even as King Knucklehead's admin has taxpayers *buying in*.

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                  • fuckblackrock@mastodon.socialF fuckblackrock@mastodon.social

                    @nixCraft now we need to ditch all its services till they have losses

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                    @fuckblackrock @nixCraft

                    I divorced myself from big G years ago.

                    (although my machines still regularly ping away at G addresses…unavoidable)

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                    • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

                      Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

                      For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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                      @nixCraft if google is out of money for AI, the rest should have already give up on it. open ai is not even a fraction of google's capacity and still run. claude is running today on Google's in house designed NPUs because the nvidia gpus proved to be slow and cost too much electricity to use. so if google has problems to support ai offering, it means nobody else can at this scale.

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                      • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

                        Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

                        For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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                        @nixCraft if? What do you mean if?

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                        • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

                          Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

                          For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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                          @nixCraft must be worth it to them, unlike other bullshit generators chatgpt, copilot, claude etc, captain gemini will be #1 used by the masses as it is baked right in to and trained by some of the most ubiquitous thing masses do on the internet - google search on google chrome along with the biggest ad network, largest video platform and largest mobile os.

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                          • incrediblelaser@troet.cafeI incrediblelaser@troet.cafe

                            @nixCraft it's gonna be the taxpayer paying when the bubble bursts, not them

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                            @IncredibleLaser @nixCraft

                            the Bagholder of Last Resort

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                            • nixcraft@mastodon.socialN nixcraft@mastodon.social

                              Look like Google is running out of money to fund its AI biz. Alphabet Looks to Raise About $15 Billion From US Bond Sale https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-09/google-parent-alphabet-kicks-off-seven-part-us-bond-sale ( https://archive.is/Ki9aD )

                              For the first time since the dot com bubble, tech companies are issuing bonds again. I wonder how they’ll pay if the AI bubble bursts? Sounds like a risky bet to me.

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                              @nixCraft
                              It’s more than $100B in 7 rounds of $15B. The demand is very high for the bonds so the rate is just 90basis points above base. Tiny premium over treasuries. The world is eager for stable debt over riskier US treasuries.

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