Oracle Is Spending Billions on AI. Why It Might Not Pay Off.
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Oracle ( ORCL -4.21% ) has made a big bet. As one of the leading suppliers of AI computing power, the company is paying billions to stay on top. Oracle plans to spend upwards of $90 billion on AI infrastructure in fiscal year 2027. About $40 billion of those expenses will be funded through new debt and equity. This level of burn has made investors nervous, and there is one big reason why the company's massive investment in AI might not pay off: state legislation.
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