Oracle shares fall amid concerns over AI data-center project
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Oracle shares fell as investors weighed reports of potential problems in its AI data-center build-out, including concerns surrounding a massive project in New Mexico.
The Financial Times reported that Oracle is on the hook to pay data-center investors even if a site has no electricity. MarketWatch reported that the company is seeking protection from certain expenses if a high-profile data-center project is delayed.
The concerns also affected SoftBank, whose shares fell as an Oracle data-center warning fueled broader worries about funding for AI infrastructure, according to Yahoo Finance. Reports from Axios, The Wall Street Journal and Semafor separately focused on renewed scrutiny of the borrowing and financing structures supporting large AI projects.
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