Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) revenue surged 121% to $7.388 billion, growing three times faster than Amazon Web Services (AWS), which posted $42.232 billion with 37% growth. Despite OCI's rapid expansion and strong GPU usage, AWS maintains a massive revenue lead, supported by its integrated AI datacenters and custom chips. Both companies are investing heavily in 2027 datacenter capacity, but Oracle's significant cash burn and debt raise concerns about its funding sustainability. Amazon's reserved capacity and profitable core business give it a durability edge, while Oracle offers higher upside with greater risk, pending its path to positive free cash flow.
Oracle shares trade at USD 142.60, down 1.50% as of Oct 07, 2026 20:02 WIB on Pluang. Amazon is priced higher at USD 253.90, down 0.93%, with a market cap of $2.76 trillion. Oracle's market cap stands at $438.87 billion, reflecting a smaller scale compared to Amazon's dominant valuation. Investors hold Amazon longer, with a typical hold time of 127 days versus Oracle's 72 days on Pluang.
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