Research by Nikkei shows that the implicit debt of five major U.S. tech giants, including Meta and
Oracle, has expanded eightfold over about four years, reaching approximately $1.65 trillion, exceeding their actual debt. This debt mainly comes from data center leases and GPU supply contracts, with Meta's off-balance-sheet debt at about $420 billion, nearly three times its transparent debt. The surge in implicit debt makes it more difficult for investors to assess risk.
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