Tech stocks stumble and reopen the debate over who pays the AI bill
The slump of CoreWeave, an AI cloud computing firm backed by Nvidia, is dragging semiconductors into their worst streak since 2008 and reopening the debate over the sector's sustainability. CoreWeave is down 36% on the stock market over the past month and the yield demanded on its bonds has reached 16%, with liabilities of $50 billion. Semiconductors have fallen 19% over 12 sessions, while AI demand remains strong and external financing of the sector grows.
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- CoreWeave falls 36% on the stock market in a month and the yield demanded on its bonds rises to 16%, with liabilities of $50 billion.
- Semiconductors have fallen 19% over 12 sessions, heading for their worst streak since 2008.
- Firmus and Nscale postpone their stock market listings and South Korea's Elice fell as much as 32% on its debut.
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