Alphabet reports Q2 earnings after market close with all eyes on whether massive AI capex is finally translating to cloud revenue growth that justifies the spending.
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Cramer makes the bull case for Big Tech's AI bets: the strategic flexibility these giants own justifies heavy debt loads if their AI investments pay off.
Proud we told club members the change in META model was worth 100 points. It is why it is so hard to leave a Microsoft or an Amazon of a Google. The optionality is insane for these companies even as they take on too much debt. If AI works for them the debt gets paid back very
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Cramer is calling out repeated vaporware claims from big tech without real proof of viable competition in AI chips.
Google and Amazon announce once again that they have competitive chips to Nvidia and they are going to sell them to others.... How many times have they done that? Benchmarks? Clients?
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