IBM has launched Sovereign Core, a software stack that aims to offer enterprises and governments full operational control over sovereign cloud deployments without relying on hyperscaler-managed ...

After a detailed analysis of Oracle, the following trends become apparent: A Price to Earnings ratio of 36.08 significantly below the industry average by 0.64x suggests undervaluation. This can make ...

Oracle was a market darling as recently as three months ago. The company's stock has tumbled 46% from those highs. The shift in fortunes offers a stark warning for companies riding the AI wave.

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Oracle said talks for an equity deal to support its Michigan data center project remain on schedule and do not include Blue Owl Capital, after a report of stalled negotiations with the crucial partner ...

'We see 2026 as the year that investors begin to shift their focus from hardware to software positions,' an HSBC analyst writes Oracle's vectorized database will prove to be a key advantage as the AI ...

We’re in the middle of one of the most transformative periods in automotive history. No, it’s not the shift to electrification, though that’s certainly causing no shortage of consternation. It’s the ...

Oracle's debt is rising as cash flies out the door to fund AI data centers. The company already has a debt-heavy balance sheet, and it will need to borrow more to fund its AI infrastructure contracts.

Oracle (ORCL) stock slid in Thursday premarket trading, as investors were disappointed by the cloud software giant's current quarter guidance and increased spending forecast for 2026. In light of ...

An upbeat second-quarter earnings report from Oracle wasn’t enough to shake off the artificial-intelligence jitters that have crept into the stock. Oracle ORCL cleared the bar set by Wall Street on ...

RUNNING A GIANT software business used to be fun. Sure, coming up with a great product was a grind. But once you had one that customers could not live without—be it Microsoft Office, Amazon.com, ...