TECHSTORY 645· JULY 27, 2026

Big Tech borrowing for AI data centers is raising credit alarms among investors

Credit risk, put plainly, is the chance that a borrower takes on more debt than it can comfortably service. That risk is climbing sharply across major technology companies, as investors grow increasingly worried about a wave of borrowing…

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