EPISODE · Jun 22, 2026 · 5 MIN
Hyperscaler Backlog $2.1 Trillion Amid Innovation Boom
from Cloud Wars Live with Bob Evans · host Bob Evans
Highlights 00:27 — It's not just business as usual for these companies, their customers, and others who are tied into these extraordinary enterprises. We're also seeing booms in innovation, not just in technology but in go-to-market models, business models, and more. 01:32 — The big part of this is that it's not just big numbers, but big numbers driving widespread, deep, and profound innovation. Here's how the $2.1 trillion breaks out across the four hyperscalers: Backlog RPO Total Backlog RPO Growth Rate Oracle $638 Billion 363% Microsoft $627 Billion 99% Google Cloud $462 Billion 93% AWS $364 Billion 49% Total $2.091 Trillion 02:32 — With this high level of innovation, we're seeing a convergence of industries including technology, energy, and construction. Because of extreme demands, the tech industry has to start getting into the energy business. Construction is entering the picture as well, as these facilities are some of the largest built in such a short period of time, meeting demanding specifications and aligning with supply and demand. 03:25 — This convergence is leading to the hyperscalers developing new business models. These companies are coming up with unique models to solve this unprecedented demand and business challenge. Customers are coming up with different models based on what's happening, too. 04:15 — I have been a huge fan of the potential of fusion energy to meet this need. The convergence of tech and energy is only going to accelerate what's happening to break even with fusion energy. Visit Cloud Wars for more.
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In this Cloud Wars Minute, I report on the new numbers in the Hyperscaler Backlog Sweepstakes: $2.1 trillion cumulatively, including Oracle, Microsoft, Google Cloud, and Oracle.
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Hyperscaler Backlog $2.1 Trillion Amid Innovation Boom
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