Big Tech's capex growth may be far slower than it looks

Source: Business Insider

Google executives meet with officials at a Google data center in Midlothian, Texas. Fortune via Reuters ConnectTotal capex by Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft is projected to soar to about $600 billion this year. A big part of this spending growth is driven by surging prices in one corner of the tech market.

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