Oracle revealed plans to raise up to $50 billion in debt and equity to finance its massive data center commitments The company's 5-year credit default swaps fell 17% as the likelihood of a credit ...

To finance its artificial-intelligence ambitions, Oracle is looking to raise more money at a time when Wall Street has gotten more worried about the level of financing underpinning the AI boom. The ...

Oracle shares fell 2% on February 2 following the company’s announcement that it planned to raise upwards of $50 billion in 2026. That spike came after Oracle reported a 359% increase in its remaining ...

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Questions raised during the latest audit committee meeting at Birmingham City Council show continued concerns among councillors that its controversial Oracle project will fail to go live on time, as ...

Oracle (ORCL) raised fiscal 2026 capex guidance to $50B from $35B. Oracle’s stock has nearly halved despite aggressive AI infrastructure buildout. Oracle’s total debt and lease obligations reached ...

“Because our space will be indoor-outdoor, if you’re sitting at a fire pit or you’re sitting at your table, you can literally see the Jumbotron in Oracle Park while looking at the water views,” Cole ...

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Oracle has confirmed that financing for its Port Washington data center is on schedule. The Port Washington campus is part of a larger partnership with OpenAI to develop artificial intelligence.

The outage happened just days after U.S. companies, including Oracle, assumed control of the domestic operations of the video platform. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor TikTok says that it has completely ...

Shares in Oracle, one of the world’s largest computing infrastructure companies, fell by 29.4% in the month to 13 November, as concerns over the feasibility of artificial intelligence (AI) spending ...