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Oracle reports boost in data centre revenue as AI strategy accelerates

$28.5B. That's what Oracle spent on data-centre capex last quarter as it races to compete in the AI buildout.

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Why it matters

Oracle is making a major infrastructure play to catch up with larger hyperscalers in the AI compute race. This signals a shift in how legacy enterprise players are competing for AI workloads — through aggressive capital deployment and data-centre expansion rather than model capability.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. Oracle spent $28.5B capex last quarter on data centres

  2. Focus on competing with larger rivals in AI infrastructure

  3. Data centre revenue reported as boost in earnings

  4. AI strategy acceleration as strategic priority

  5. Positioning against hyperscaler competitors in compute buildout

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Financial Times Technologyft.com

Publisher excerpt: Database group spent $28.5bn capex last quarter as it tries to compete with larger rivals
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