CoreWeave, Neocloud Leverage a Concern for Gil Luria
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If AI infra providers are borrowing at ~9% and only earning ~5% returns, the leverage model breaks long before demand does. For heavy GPU consumers, this argues for shorter-term contracts and optionality—assume pricing and counterparties could re-rate quickly as capital markets tighten.
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