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Oracle Confident AI Data Centers Won't Turn Debt Into Black Hole

Oracle Confident AI Data Centers Won't Turn Debt Into Black Hole
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KEY POINTS

  • Oracle reported $28.5 billion in capital expenditures for Q1 fiscal 2027, up from $8.5 billion the previous year.
  • The company maintained its total 2027 capex forecast between $90 billion and $95 billion, unchanged since June.
  • Co-CEO Clay Magouyrk emphasized financing methods over actual spending timing amid continued job cut plans.

Oracle announced it’s sticking to its massive 2027 capital expenditure forecast of $90-$95 billion, despite burning $28.5 billion just in Q1, up from a modest $8.5 billion last year. Co-CEO Clay Magouyrk terminally refused to say when the AI spending binge ends, focusing instead on how Oracle finances its data center goons’ glory. Shares rose 7% after boasting 121% cloud growth, soothing Wall Street’s nausea over Oracle’s mounting tens of billions in AI debt. Oracle even got creative with financing—kidnapping hardware payments or convincing customers to buy their own chips while Oracle flattered them with cloud operations. Meanwhile, whispers of another job cut round haunt the halls. Seriously, if Oracle’s debt got a group chat, it’d be planning a coup.

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Source: Businessinsider | Published: 9/10/2026 | Author: Ashley Stewart

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