Oracle shares fall after force majeure notice on New Mexico data center
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Oracle reportedly sent a force majeure notice concerning a New Mexico Stargate data center project, a move that could allow the company to delay payments if the facility does not come online as targeted in 2028.
CNBC identified the development as involving Project Jupiter, while TechCrunch described it as Oracle’s New Mexico Stargate data center. Oracle shares fell following the report. Two CNBC headlines put the decline at 4% and 5%, respectively.
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