• Rising government borrowing could squeeze AI infrastructure financing despite resilient demand, putting heavily indebted neocloud providers at risk.
• CoreWeave's 2031 bonds yielded nearly 16%, trading around 79 cents on the dollar, as investors shifted toward higher-quality debt.
• About 80% of neocloud providers could shut down by 2030, according to Gartner, potentially shifting infrastructure investment toward better-capitalized hyperscalers.
• Tighter financing could depress startup valuations, hinder follow-on funding and close exit windows, increasing risks for angel investors.
• Capital scarcity could favor startups improving AI efficiency, power access and data center cooling, rather than capital-intensive infrastructure ventures.

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