Hidden Debt: Is Our Hyperscaler Thesis Wrong?

Published on August 10, 2026

A hyperscaler commits to paying for a set volume of GPU chips, whether it uses them or not. This is a binding future cash obligation, but not a loan, so it doesn't show up as debt on the balance sheet.

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