Oracle said spending would rise by $15 billion compared with earlier estimates, a sign that big capital outlays to chase AI cloud-computing customers is not turning into profit as fast as Wall Street had expected.
“Results were mixed with backlog of $523 billion slightly ahead. Despite management’s commitment to its IG (investment-grade) debt rating, AI debt funding concerns were unresolved,” wrote Jefferies in a note, sticking to its buy rating.
–Reuters–
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