> What is going to happen to the tech world that lies in the periphery but depends on services provided by these companies? Not just the tech world. Think of a

> What is going to happen to the tech world that lies in the periphery but depends on services provided by these companies? Not just the tech world. Think of all the businesses below "huge enterprise" that rely on SaaS for most of their tech stack, many don't even have internal dev teams. Maybe a lot of them bought contracts with any number of "AI SaaS" tools to run their businesses. When all those go under, all these companies have major disruptions and have to scramble to find replacements, get their data out if they even can, etc. It's going to be very messy. Not to mention the trillions of dollars of unregulated, non-bank lending that's funding all of this build out. It's a black box, there's no visibility into true valuation and because the credit isn't public, the rot can be hidden for years until its too big to fix and finally snaps, taking the rest of the economy out with it.