
Dell Stock’s Hidden AI Risk: The Server Boom Is Becoming a Credit Business
Dell stock is riding a $43B AI server backlog, but rising receivables, financing exposure and component costs raise a sharper risk.
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Dell stock is riding a $43B AI server backlog, but rising receivables, financing exposure and component costs raise a sharper risk.
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