Oracle

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Oracle is a major enterprise software and cloud infrastructure company that has recently undergone significant organizational changes related to AI adoption, announcing substantial workforce reductions as part of a pivot toward AI data center investments. The company is also a key infrastructure partner in major AI initiatives, including providing cloud services that integrate OpenAI models for enterprise customers and partnering with OpenAI and SoftBank on the Stargate project to develop over 4.5 gigawatts of AI data center capacity across the United States.

Updated 3 August 2026

Signals

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Media momentum

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Release activity

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Funding signals

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Market context

ORCL · NYSE · last close $129.87 (31 Jul 2026)

Price history builds up daily from 31 Jul 2026 — a chart appears once a few closes are in.

Price moves around recent events

20 Jul AMD launches Helios rack-scale AI system and commits $5 billion to Anthropic partnership; NVIDIA releases Vera Rubin platform with Spectrum-6 networking Product launch

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22 Sep OpenAI, NVIDIA, Oracle, and SoftBank announce Stargate AI datacenter expansion with 10 gigawatts capacity and $500 billion investment Partnership

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