Bloomberg tallies more than $3 trillion of future AI data centre commitments at five tech giants
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Silicon Report, citing Bloomberg, says Alphabet, Meta, Microsoft, Amazon and Oracle have committed more than $3 trillion to future spending on AI data centres, leases, equipment and energy. Future leases account for $1.3 trillion, some running for 30 years, and equipment and other orders for $1.9 trillion. Alphabet holds more than $1 trillion and Meta more than $800 billion. These are reported commitments, not capex already spent.
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