Analyst: Investors Worry That Peak AI Capital Expenditure Has Arrived
In an article, Richard Abbey and John Authers pointed out that Alphabet's revenue fell short of analyst expectations, and its after-hours stock price at one point plunged 10%, reflecting heightened market concerns over its continued investment of hundreds of billions of dollars in building AI infrastructure. Microsoft received positive feedback because its cloud business revenue beat expectations and Azure sales grew 48%; its capital expenditure was $45.2 billion, below the market expectation of $45.9 billion. Analyst Luke Lango believes that the stock market is already uneasy about the scale of investment by large cloud vendors, and the peak of AI capital expenditure may have already appeared.
In an article, Richard Abbey and John Authers pointed out that Alphabet's revenue fell short of analyst expectations, and its after-hours stock price at one point plunged 10%, reflecting heightened market concerns over its continued investment of hundreds of billions of dollars in building AI infrastructure. Microsoft received positive feedback because its cloud business revenue beat expectations and Azure sales grew 48%; its capital expenditure was $45.2 billion, below the market expectation of
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