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The hidden AI debt of the five major U.S. technology giants reaches US$1.65 trillion

2026-07-23·newswire-us-stock-193309
The hidden AI debt of the five major U.S. technology giants reaches US$1.65 trillion.

Japanese media "Nikkei Asian Review" reported on July 21 that five U.S. technology giants' opaque artificial intelligence financing has caused the scale of hidden debt to soar to US$1.65 trillion.

After reviewing the financial reports and other information of Google’s parent company Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Metaverse and Oracle, the Nikkei Asian Review found that the hidden debt of these five technology giants has increased eightfold in four years, reaching US$1.65 trillion in the latest quarter, far exceeding the debt scale of approximately US$1.35 trillion on the balance sheet.

(CCTV International News)

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The hidden AI debt of the five major U.S. technology giants reaches US$1.65 trillion

Japanese media "Nikkei Asian Review" reported on July 21 that five U.S. technology giants' opaque artificial intelligence financing has caused the scale of hidden debt to soar to US$1.65 trillion. After reviewing the financial reports and other information of Google’s parent company Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Metaverse and Oracle, the Nikkei Asian Review found that the hidden debt of these five technology giants has increased eightfold in four years, reaching US$1.65 trillion in the latest quarter, far exceeding the debt scale of approximately US$1.35 trillion on the balance sheet.

Japanese media "Nikkei Asian Review" reported on July 21 that five U.S. technology giants' opaque artificial intelligence financing has caused the scale of hidden debt to soar to US$1.65 trillion. After reviewing the financial reports and other information of Google’s parent company Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon, Metaverse and Oracle, the Nikkei Asian Review found that the hidden debt of these five technology giants has increased eightfold in four years, reaching US$1.65 trillion in the latest quarter, far exceeding the debt scale of approximately US$1.35 trillion on the balance sheet. (CCTV International News)

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