Oracle's stock surged 7% following its fiscal Q1 earnings, driven by a massive $664 billion AI cloud backlog and 121% growth in cloud infrastructure revenue. The backlog reflects strong demand and contracts that are beginning to convert into revenue, easing earlier cash-burn concerns. Oracle's cloud now accounts for over 60% of its revenue, supported by significant datacenter capacity expansion and GPU deployments. The rally also lifted related AI cloud companies CoreWeave and Nebius, highlighting growing investor confidence in AI infrastructure. Investors will watch Oracle's ability to deliver capacity on schedule to sustain this momentum.
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 mass...
Nebius stock surged 9% following an AI inference deal with undisclosed terms, highlighting investor confidence in future contracted demand despite its high 197x trailing earnings multiple. The company acquired Inferize, a startup that reduces GPU idl...
Dario Amodei, CEO of AI firm Anthropic, earned $18 million in 2025, mainly from stock and options, ahead of the company's planned IPO potentially valuing it over $2 trillion. His pay surpasses CEOs of Alphabet and Amazon but is less than Oracle and N...
Oracle is rapidly transforming into a cloud infrastructure leader, thanks to its growing partnership with OpenAI and strong infrastructure revenue growth. The company reported a 30% year-over-year revenue increase and a 121% rise in cloud infrastruct...
Oracle director Stephen Rusckowski purchased $3.5 million in Oracle shares, signaling insider confidence despite the stock's nearly 30% drop in 2026. This follows Oracle founder Larry Ellison canceling a large share sale, reinforcing positive insider...
