Oracle’s $300 Billion AI Bet: Genius Move Or Debt-Fueled Headache?
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- Oracle’s stock dropped roughly 23% in November 2025 as investors freaked out over its $300 billion AI infrastructure deal with OpenAI and the debt needed to fund it.
- Cloud momentum is real: Q1 FY26 cloud revenue grew 28%, with infrastructure up 55%, and total backlog jumped 359% to $455 billion—but much of that depends on a few giant AI customers.
- Oracle is going all‑in on AI data centers and multicloud deals (including new AWS integrations), trading near‑term balance sheet anxiety for the chance to be core infrastructure for the AI era.
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