Goldman Sachs Predicts Big Tech Will Fund Over a Third of AI Investments with Debt by 2027
Goldman Sachs predicts that by 2027, major tech companies, or "hyperscalers," will fund over a third of their artificial intelligence (AI) investments with debt. The firm expects these companies to issue $400 billion in global investment-grade bonds, covering approximately 35% of their estimated $1.14 trillion in AI-related capital expenditures. This trend reflects a growing reliance on debt financing as AI infrastructure buildout accelerates.
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