According to CoinMeta, the $10 trillion US AI infrastructure boom is facing an increasingly severe debt crisis, with soaring costs and stalled projects. According to reports by The Financial Times, at least 47 major data center projects were delayed, halted, or canceled in 2026. The scale of the risk is expanding: Bernstein analysts believe that only 35% of US data center projects are considered credible. Over 1,000 US communities have sought restrictions on the development of AI infrastructure this year. CoreWeave tumbled nearly 25% in a week, and investors are questioning its debt financing expansion. The biggest concern is financing. AI providers are borrowing billions of dollars to build data centers, but rising costs and delays threaten their expansion. Some contracts even allow AI companies to exit if they miss deadlines, leaving developers with huge debts and unfinished projects. Investors are now questioning whether these companies can survive under the enormous costs of the AI boom.