• Graphene Ventures’ analysis warns an AI infrastructure correction would hit leveraged intermediaries hardest, despite highly profitable core buyers.
• Four hyperscalers guided to roughly $700-725 billion in 2026 capital spending, compared with about $97 billion for US carriers in 2000.
• Severe delays or cancellations threaten 30-50% of 16 GW in scheduled US data-center capacity; stranded GPUs lose value each quarter.
• OpenAI is the central risk node, with Oracle identified as the large credit most exposed to it.
• Credit stress is expected before chip-sector losses; the report does not forecast when a correction will occur.

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