I’m sure there’s nothing to worry about now that asset-backed security drives AI

If you weren’t alive, or couldn’t be, back in 2007 when the Slow Motion debt crisis around us began to spiral into overdrive, it was eerie that it felt like us. and so on hearing about debt refinancing. You couldn’t turn on the TV, or click on a page on MySpace, without someone contributing to reduce your debt. This is because there was a very large and to many people, a hidden market for so-called molded securities. This piece of onion was cooked well at the moment.

You can get a cheap mortgage very easily because of the security backed by the asset. This involved refinancing people’s loans – such as on their homes – as profitable assets, assets were sold, and these assets were bought on behalf of entities such as investment and retirement funds. Lehman Brothers, for example, was a ladder, monotonous financial institution that was heavily invested in debt-backed securities.

Loan-backed securities were ubiquitous in the economy, and the structures that held them were pillars of economic stability. When, little by little, people rolled back the money that had made it to higher and higher numbers, the money-backed security that was thought to be thought of was suddenly thought of as doodoo. In 2008, Lehman Brothers went into bankruptcy, and the world was thrown into chaos. In this way, more than $ 10 trillion in wealth disappeared in the US in 2008 alone.

That problem has arrived. We are in a different world, where things don’t work the same way. We have various problems.

Today, all US economic growth is driven by investment in AI. Every town in the US is starting to bank on the idea that building data centers in their communities will boost their economy forever, or at least until other types of business exist to create a different kind of boom. BIREA REAL BIZ, which caused the crisis of 2008, is also raised by the data center business. AI is inevitable. A defining fact in this economic period. But in the survey, people who don’t work in AI are very skeptical that it’s good for the world.

With that in mind, Ian Frish at the New York Times ‘Paiters’ Newsbook Newsletter wrote something that went wrong yesterday. It seems that a company called qts data centers, “a major player in the Intelligence Intelligence Infrastructure Market,” is wholly owned by the investment company Blackstone. And it seems, it seems, it wants to clear $3.46 billion in qts debt. Dealbook apparently got a peek at a paper offering that shows Blackstone is about to put the debt up for sale.

It’s the biggest treasure trove of “commercial loan savings.”

Things are different now, as I said. We have various problems. If OpenAI fizzles and never reveals a way to generate revenue, and the investors all lose their hats, I’m sure that AI investors like to drive money and find a way to drive revenue for AI is a significant AI debt.

I am sure that the Contagion will not spread too much, and there will be another completely healthy area of ​​the economy, with a good, strong, real driver at its center. Because, Hello, there has to be.