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Business News Today infographic showing Oracle Corporation’s artificial-intelligence cloud expansion, including $664 billion in remaining performance obligations, 30% quarterly revenue growth, 62% cloud growth, 121% Oracle Cloud Infrastructure growth, 850 MW of new data-centre capacity and $28.5 billion of quarterly capital expenditure.
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Oracle has $664bn of contracted revenue visibility. What will it cost to turn that demand into cloud capacity?

Oracle Corporation’s cloud infrastructure revenue more than doubled in its first fiscal quarter, while remaining performance obligations reached $664 billion. The less obvious story is the huge amount of capital, leased data-centre capacity and financing required before much of that contracted demand can become recognised revenue.
Representative image of AI data center infrastructure as Oracle Corporation’s record cloud growth and $638 billion backlog put ORCL stock, capital spending, and artificial intelligence infrastructure costs under sharper investor scrutiny.
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Oracle shares fall as Project Jupiter force majeure notice raises AI data-centre risk

Oracle Corporation shares came under pressure after Bloomberg News reported that the company issued a force majeure notice linked to Project Jupiter, its enormous New Mexico artificial-intelligence data-centre campus. Oracle says construction remains on schedule, while developer owner Blue Owl Capital says the notice does not change existing financial commitments.
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Oracle-linked $18bn Project Jupiter debt slips to 89-91c as New Mexico risks mount

Loans financing an Oracle-leased artificial intelligence data-centre campus in New Mexico are trading at a material discount after syndication stalled. The pressure connects local water, air-quality and energy disputes with wider concern over Oracle's borrowing, negative free cash flow and the capital required to fulfil a $664 billion contract backlog.
Representative image: A modern data centre campus with power infrastructure illustrates how Broadcom, Apollo and Blackstone’s AI XPV Platform could reshape AI compute financing, semiconductor demand and large-scale artificial intelligence infrastructure deployment.
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Vantage Data Centers explores $100bn IPO as AI infrastructure boom puts mega-valuation to the test

Vantage Data Centers is reportedly evaluating an IPO that could value the hyperscale infrastructure company at about $100 billion, alongside possible sale options. The potential valuation would put Vantage close to Equinix in public-market scale, making contracted AI demand, debt, power availability and returns on billions of dollars of new capacity the critical tests.
Defence Holdings plc is seeking to turn its defence AI and intelligence software development into repeatable Ministry of Defence revenue after securing its first paid deployment and raising ÂŁ4 million to support growth. Representative image.
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Defence Holdings’ zero-revenue year hides a bigger 2026 test: Can its £4m funding turn defence AI into repeatable sales?

Defence Holdings plc reported no revenue and a ÂŁ4.56 million operating loss for the year to March 2026, but those accounts capture a business before its first Ministry of Defence contract. The investment case now depends on whether ÂŁ4 million of fresh capital, three software builds and its Meridian accelerator can produce repeatable sovereign defence technology revenue.