CoreWeave Risk Gauge Hits Record, Pricing 60% Odds of Default
THE SO WHAT
A 60% implied default risk on a major AI cloud player is a warning that hyperscale GPU buildouts are stretching balance sheets. If your roadmap assumes a single specialized cloud provider, quantify counterparty risk and line up multi-cloud or on-prem contingencies now, not after spreads blow out further.
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