This creates an imbalance: the upside appears limited, while the downside risk increases if growth even modestly ...

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Oracle recently launched its Exadata X11M product to the market. Exadata is an integrated hardware and software platform designed from the ground up to optimize Oracle Database workloads. Exadata X11M ...

With a 43% rise year-to-date (YTD), Oracle stock (NYSE:ORCL) has fared much better than the broader S&P 500 index, which has gained 7%. This outperformance is partly attributed to rising demand for ...

The company lays out an aggressive new forecast, with a path to nearly quadrupling revenue by fiscal 2030 and a backlog that has already crossed the $500 billion mark Oracle put a key investor concern ...

Oracle leadership will likely field plenty of questions on not just AI, data center revenue, but also on the quality of that ...