The Financial Times reported that Blue Owl Capital, a seasoned investor in Oracle’s ORCL data center projects, is backing off from the company’s latest $10 billion buildout in Michigan. Why it matters ...

What To Know: The Financial Times reported on Wednesday that Blue Owl Capital (NYSE:OWL) , Oracle’s biggest data center partner, has decided not to support a $10 billion deal for its next planned data ...

View post: Fast food chicken chain nearly gone after 1,000 stores close Oracle shares dropped after earnings missed revenue expectations. The company denied reports of OpenAI data center delays.

Oracle denies delaying OpenAI data centers to 2028 due to shortages Investors worried about Oracle's debt-fueled AI infrastructure buildout Market sensitive to AI delays, scrutinizing spending payoffs ...

Oracle shares drop after dour forecast, higher capex AI-related stocks including Nvidia fall At least 13 brokerages slash PT on stock following results Dec 11 (Reuters) - Oracle (ORCL.N), opens new ...

Oracle's debt is rising as cash flies out the door to fund AI data centers. The company already has a debt-heavy balance sheet, and it will need to borrow more to fund its AI infrastructure contracts.

An upbeat second-quarter earnings report from Oracle wasn’t enough to shake off the artificial-intelligence jitters that have crept into the stock. Oracle ORCL cleared the bar set by Wall Street on ...

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Today, investors are waking up to red on their screens as many tech and AI stocks are dropping in premarket trading. But why are shares in these companies falling? Much of it has to do with the cloud ...

Oracle ORCL-1.76%decrease; red down pointing triangle is facing mounting anxiety from investors about how much it’s spending to build out data centers for the artificial-intelligence industry. The ...

Oracle (ORCL) cloud services now represent 77% of total revenue and grew 55% year-over-year. GPU consumption revenue surged 336%. Oracle’s remaining performance obligation hit $97.3B in Q2 FY2025.