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Can Oracle Become a $1 Trillion Company?
The tech sector stalwart's path from here will depend heavily on a single contract.
Oracle's (NYSE: ORCL) market cap almost reached $1 trillion in September of last year, but now, it has fallen to below $500 billion. Its fundamentals remain good amid the AI boom, but the company has laid off 13% of its workforce over the past year. Here's what all of those details mean for the stock.
The layoffs came as Oracle accelerated its capital expenditures on artificial intelligence infrastructure.
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Following in the footsteps of numerous tech giants that are freeing up as much capital as possible for AI investments, it expects to spend $70 billion on capex in its current fiscal year, which ends in May 2027. So far, this strategy has yielded meaningful growth.
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