AI cloud stocks fall amid debt concerns

The shares of data center companies specialized in AI cloud computing have declined due to increasing financial pressures and slowed growth, especially following a weak performance by the limited-sized IPO of "Elise," which raised $150 million with a market value estimated at around $1.3 billion. Additionally, "CoreWav," owned by the American company of the same name, faces falling stock prices and is expected to have its target price reduced by 36.5% by HSBC Bank amid concerns over capacity oversupply and weak revenues from large language models, amidst disruptions in the debt markets. Challenges are mounting for companies developing AI algorithms, as revenue growth slows for firms like "Anthropic" and "OpenAI," and it is anticipated that by 2030, 80% of AI-focused cloud computing companies will cease to operate independently due to insufficient revenue to turn a profit from capital expenditures.

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