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Here's a closer look at the accounting concerns Michael Burry is calling out on AI hyperscalers, and 4 points of concern for bubble-watchers.

Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Oracle have taken on $121 billion in new debt, year to date—quadruple the amount from the prior five years.

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All five companies generate more than enough cash to cover their operations, but the arrival of debt vehicles to fund AI has complicated the investment case for tech stocks.

Oracle is investing billions in expanding its cloud infrastructure to meet the soaring demand. However, this aggressive expansion is what has some investors on edge.

Logitech has confirmed it was breached internally, likely by the Clop gang, who stole terabytes worth of data, not including any sensitive information. Logitech was targeted for extortion through a zero-day security flaw suspected to be found in Oracle's E-Business Suite, which has since been patched.

AI stocks face bubble fears, but analysts say surging demand and infrastructure bottlenecks — not speculation — are the real issue.

Artificial intelligence has dominated the news cycle with OpenAI securing non-stop partnerships between some of the biggest companies in the world with Amazon, Nvidia, Microsoft, Broadcom, Oracle, and AMD all recently teaming up.

Oracle's Larry Ellison briefly unseated Elon Musk as the world's richest person after a massive OpenAI deal, but a 30% stock crash erased his gains.

‘Some of us are red, some of us are blue, some of them are purple. But everybody thinks that it's not right for the average rate payer to be lining the pocket of Amazon or Google,’ one state senator told The Independent