Big Tech Can't Hide This For Much Longer
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37,500+ businesses trust Trama with their brands. Submit your brand name or logo for a free check before registration: http://tramatm.com/?affiliate=monkeyExplains Big Tech has found a legal way to make trillions of dollars in AI debt look like someone else's problem. Meta's Hyperion data center cost $27 billion, and none of it shows up on Meta's balance sheet. The Zuck's total off-the-books obligations come to roughly $420 billion, nearly triple what it reports. And this isn't the end. Because across the AI industry, about $1.65 trillion in debt sits off the books, more than the $1.35 trillion that's visible, and it has grown eightfold in four years. If the AI boom stalls, pension funds and insurers are the ones holding the bag, not the CEOs. In this video, I'll break down: - How Meta hid Hyperion's $27 billion data center debt using Blue Owl Capital - What a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is and why AI companies are using them - The accounting loophole that lets AI companies keep
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