Oracle reportedly planning massive layoffs involving thousands of employees as AI spending creates cash crunch. Job cuts ...

Oracle's latest results clearly suggest that its investments in AI infrastructure are paying off.

Oracle is betting heavily on AI data centers. The company's business has become alarmingly overexposed to one major client: ...

Free cash flow at the enterprise software giant has tumbled over the past year as the company races to spend $50 billion on ...

As the cloud giant spends billions on the AI race, it reassures investors that it is still "very good" at doing things on the cheap.

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For the current quarter, Oracle said it’s looking for earnings of between $1.92 and $1.96 per share, well ahead of the analysts’ $1.70 per share forecast. In terms of revenue, it said it’s eying ...

Oracle's latest earnings surpassed estimates, and remarks from executives calmed worries about the breakneck pace of AI infrastructure spending.

Oracle is benefiting from its new bring-your-own-chip policy, which helps protect margins as the company wins more cloud business.

Investors’ fears that AI could dampen spending on traditional business applications have wreaked havoc on the shares of companies like Salesforce, ServiceNow and Workday. But Oracle executives this ...

Oracle is building high-powered data centers around the world to meet booked business from major tech clients. The job cuts ...