Big Tech’s AI spending is catching up with its cash flow

The four largest US technology companies are on course to spend close to $700bn on artificial intelligence infrastructure this year, and the cost is starting to show up in the one figure that is hard to dress up: free cash flow. An analysis by Reuters, found that combined capital spending across the major cloud operators […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Big Tech’s AI spending is catching up with its cash flow

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