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Tech & Innovation·September 21, 2026·1 min read

The hottest part of the AI trade could be turning into its biggest weakness

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When equity markets cheer capex and credit markets flag contract risk and rising debt costs, AI infra starts to look like a leveraged carry trade. If you’re buying long-lived compute or data center assets, underwrite your counterparties and contract structures as hard as you underwrite demand.

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Elon Musk, Jensen Huang and Tim Cook are set to dine with Xi this week. Here’s what their companies want from China.

A single dinner with Xi now concentrates Tesla’s factory exposure, Nvidia’s chip export constraints, and Apple’s supply chain risk — AI and hardware strategy are inseparable from China policy. If your roadmap depends on Chinese manufacturing, demand, or silicon, treat geopolitics as a first-order product and capacity dependency, not background noise.