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Solve: the cost of insuring against debt defaults at hyperscalers Amazon, Alphabet, Microsoft, Meta, and Oracle has hit its highest level since 2021

With trillions riding on the artificial-intelligence trade, investors, traders and tech executives alike are hunting for high-stakes protection

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