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Oracle Risks Falling Behind in AI Race as Spending Binge Bites

Oracle faces investor volatility and a credit downgrade as massive AI spending and OpenAI exposure create financial instability.

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Oracle is experiencing significant market fluctuations, with shares dropping 6% on Thursday due to capital spending concerns, though they later saw a 3.5% rally. Yahoo Finance reports that the company risks falling behind in the AI race as its spending binge takes a toll.

Coverage from S&P highlights a credit rating cut to near-junk status, specifically citing OpenAI exposure as a primary risk. Moomoo describes Oracle as a "poster child" for the AI bubble, while eciks.org notes that investors are currently weighing the company's massive AI cloud backlog.

Future developments center on whether the AI cloud backlog can offset capital spending worries and the impact of the credit rating downgrade on the company's financial standing.

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Quick answers

Why did S&P cut Oracle's credit rating?

S&P cited the company's exposure to OpenAI as a key risk.

How has Oracle's stock performed recently?

The stock fell 6% on Thursday due to spending worries but later experienced a 3.5% rally.

What is driving the concerns regarding Oracle's AI strategy?

Coverage emphasizes a "spending binge" and risks of falling behind in the AI race.

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