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Credit default swaps for major hyperscale cloud providers reached all-time highs on October 14, indicating expanding credit stress beyond specialized data center operators. Unsecured bonds from Oracle are trading at levels typically associated with junk debt, and Meta's Project Beignet debt is approaching its widest historical spreads. The shift reflects widening market concern over the financial sustainability of the broader AI infrastructure build-out, following a decline in CoreWeave's credit profile where unsecured notes yielded 15% and hit a 1,000 basis point spread on October 13.
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- SOURCE@zerohedge“hyperscaler CDS just hit all time wides”x.com
- SUPPORT@zerohedge“Coreweave unsecureds tag 1000 g-sprd bps for the first time ever”x.com
- SOURCE@junkbondinvest“CoreWeave’s unsecured notes are officially 1,000bps STW, now yielding ~15%”x.com
- SUPPORT@tengyanai“h100 list rent in our tracker is down ~12% in a month”x.com
- SUPPORT@amitisinvesting“this company has $130B in backlog and massive, massive support from Nvidia”x.com
- SUPPORT@inartecarlodoss“Neocloud players like CoreWeave and APLD have very high debt, very concentrated clients and a duration mismatch”x.com
- SUPPORT@edzitron“Every warning sign is going to be red and making screaming noises long before anyone accepts the underlying problems with the AI bubble’s economics”x.com
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