Meta's $210 Billion Tech Stack May Be Masking A Harsh Truth: Jim Chanos Says 12-Year Depreciation On 2-Year GPUs Overstates Profits
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Prominent short seller Jim Chanos raised concerns that Meta Platforms Inc. may be overstating profits due to extended depreciation schedules on its AI infrastructure. Chanos noted that if the economic life of Meta's GPUs is only 2-3 years, profits could be significantly overstated. Despite these concerns, Meta reported strong Q2 2025 results with $47.52 billion in revenue and an 11.49% surge in share price. The depreciation debate is industry-wide, with potential impacts on operating income for Meta and Alphabet Inc.
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