Oracle reported its largest quarter ever with $19.18 billion revenue and 93% growth in cloud infrastructure, yet shares fell due to massive capital expenditures. The company expects $70 billion in capex for FY27, causing free cash flow to turn negative and raising concerns about cash flow pressure. Analysts see 37% upside in the next year, but long-term targets suggest shares could reach $800 by 2030 if Oracle sustains a 28% EPS growth and converts its $638 billion backlog into revenue. Risks include AI capex digestion and balance sheet stress that could limit multiple expansion before earnings catch up.
Oracle's stock has fallen to $175, dragged down by worries about AI impacting traditional software and high capital costs. However, its Q4 report revealed a massive $638 billion AI backlog, ensuring years of future revenue. Cloud Infrastructure reven...
Oracle laid off 21,000 employees, about 13% of its workforce, claiming AI adoption is improving efficiency. However, investors are skeptical, suspecting financial struggles as Oracle's stock dropped 14% in a year and it reported a $1.87 billion negat...
Oracle reduced its workforce by about 21,000 employees over the past year, a nearly 13% drop, due to the adoption of AI technologies across its operations. The company incurred $1.8 billion in restructuring costs, up from $374 million the previous ye...
Oracle reduced its workforce by nearly 13%, cutting 21,000 jobs to 141,000 employees as of May 2026, citing AI technology deployment as a key factor. The company spent $1.8 billion on restructuring costs, a significant increase from the previous year...
Major tech companies are expected to spend about $750 billion on AI development this year, primarily funded through debt rather than cash reserves. This marks a shift from the past decade when these firms self-funded growth, making them less sensitiv...
