Oracle (ORCL) CFO says roughly half of the company’s remaining performance obligations are expected to convert into sales over the next 36 months
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Canadian PM Carney says they latest US trade measures against Canada are modest, and reiterates that Canada is always ready to sit down and negotiate with the US Oracle (ORCL) CFO says roughly half of the company’s remaining performance obligations are expected to convert into sales over the next 36 months US Interior Secretary Bergum says every idea is on the table when asked about diesel export controls Microsoft (MSFT) plans to triple data centre capacity to 38 gigawatts Continues to anticipate USD 90bln-95bln in capex for the full year. Capex will not be linear throughout the year. A conversion window of this length is the management's implicit answer on revenue visibility; in prior episodes of heavy RPO build at enterprise software and cloud names, the stock has traded less on the backlog itself than on evidence that the conversion schedule is holding, since slippage reframes the bookings as demand at risk rather than revenue deferred. The capex reaffirmation alongside it is the funding counterpart: hyperscaler-style buildout guidance of this kind has historically been read through free cash flow, with equity sensitivity concentrated in whether spend is being matched by revenue recognition or running ahead of it. The non-linear phasing note is standard and worth weighting accordingly, since quarterly capex prints in this cohort have routinely whipsawed extrapolation. The follow-ons that matter are the next reported RPO balance and remaining conversion commentary, any change to the capex envelope, and gross margin trajectory, which is where the cost of the buildout shows up first.
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