LONDON, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Cloud computing giant Oracle Corp is on the cusp of a junk-grade credit rating and its shares have tanked as the artificial intelligence hyperscaler becomes the fall guy of ...

Oracle's data centers house a wide selection of graphics processing units (GPUs) from top suppliers like Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices, giving AI developers multiple options. Plus, the company has ...

Oracle shares face significant downward pressure, decoupling from strong operational performance. While fiscal 2026 cloud revenue grew 77% and remaining performance obligations reached $638 billion, ...

The AI buildout is eroding the free cash flow and increasing balance-sheet risk at hyperscalers like Alphabet and Microsoft, warned Moody's Ratings. In a research note released this week, Moody's ...

Oracle will supply on-premises software to the U.S. Department of Defense over 10 years in a contract worth up to $7 billion. The company's software is common inside large companies, but the business ...

Oracle's stock drops 33% despite a $638B backlog, as a credit downgrade and $70B capex plan raise financing risks for its AI buildout. Oracle’s $638 Billion Backlog Can’t Mask the Cash Burn That Has S ...

Oracle finds itself caught in a rare and violent disconnect between its long-term growth narrative and the immediate pressures of its balance sheet. The stock has clawed back 4.95 percent to close at ...

Oracle shares edge up after 52-week low, but credit default swaps hit record highs amid S&P downgrade and massive AI capex spending. Oracle’s Credit Market Alarm Rings Louder Than a Single-Day Stock ...