Oracle Corporation is facing significant market turbulence as its aggressive pivot into artificial intelligence triggers investor concerns. The tech giant’s shares have plummeted 25% following announcements of massive AI infrastructure spending, with Wall Street appearing skeptical about the company’s borrowing-heavy approach to funding its AI ambitions in partnership with OpenAI.
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Oracle Corporation’s recent quarterly earnings report has ignited a fire under its stock, triggering a staggering 35% single-day surge and propelling shares up 112% over the past six months. This explosive performance, driven by unexpectedly high cloud bookings, has not only made CEO Larry Ellison the world’s richest man but has also forced Wall Street to reconsider Oracle’s position in the AI landscape. As the AI boom’s tailwind appears to shift from chipmakers like Nvidia to infrastructure and software providers, analysts are racing to raise price targets, with the most bullish projecting a climb past $400 per share. The central question now is whether these new targets are ambitious enough.
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