Oracle

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On 3 shows in Business & Startups this week · 3.0× usual · most on Prof G Markets

Oracle Corporation is an American multinational technology company headquartered in Austin, Texas. Founded in 1977, it develops and sells database software, cloud infrastructure and applications, enterprise software, engineered systems, and related technology services, with major investment in cloud and AI computing infrastructure.

Rank this week

#122new
#5 over 30 days

Share of the conversation

0.8‰
3.0× usual level

0.3‰ of what listeners heard

Reach this week

3 shows
4 episodes · ~419k plays

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Neutral
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Mentions of Oracle per 1,000 mentions of anything, 7-day rolling, business & startups.

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Aug 43.52‰2
Aug 101.38‰1
Sep 150.21‰1
Sep 160.40‰1
Sep 170.76‰2
Sep 180.94‰1
Sep 220.85‰1
Sep 240.52‰1
Sep 250.69‰2
Sep 281.01‰2
Oct 10.88‰1
Oct 20.72‰1
Oct 50.55‰1
Oct 60.77‰1
Oct 70.93‰1

Why is it trending?· Last 30 days

Oracle’s data-center commitments fuel AI infrastructure and financial-risk debate

Prof G Markets focused on Oracle’s New Mexico data center, reporting a force majeure notice, a 5% stock drop, and Steve Eisman’s view that Oracle is protecting its BBB- credit rating.[1][2]

Morning Brew Daily said permitting delayed the pipeline serving Project Jupiter, pushing construction to February 2027 and putting its planned 2028 opening at risk.[3]

The Indicator from Planet Money grouped Oracle with hyperscalers borrowing to fund massive data-center infrastructure, while Marketplace noted Oracle had spent heavily on share repurchases before AI spending increased.[4][5]

Other shows mentioned Oracle as an example of durable systems-of-record businesses, a former employer of an entrepreneur, a competitor in website building, or part of Larry Ellison’s family and media-financing story.[6][7][8]

Sources · 8 moments

  1. 1.
    Prof G Markets · Investors Are Turning Against Data Centers (Here's Why)
    Ed Elson · Sep 28 · Listen at 6:31 ↗
    “The data center buildout is starting to make Wall Street anxious. Last week, Oracle sent a force majeure notice to the developer of its data center project. The company wants the option to delay payments if the data center is not operationa”
  2. 2.
    Prof G Markets · Steve Eisman: One Company Could Break The AI Boom
    Ed Elson · Oct 2 · Listen at 25:58 ↗
    “There was some other data center news that was quite interesting to us. One of them was the fact that Oracle sent this force majeure notice to Blue Owl that was building their data center campus in New Mexico. Project Jupiter, I believe, wa”
  3. 3.
    Morning Brew Daily · US and Tech Powerplayers Welcome China & Home Depot’s Impressive 45-Year ROI
    Tobi Lütke · Sep 25 · Listen at 8:16 ↗
    “the New Mexico desert has hit a problem even AI can't solve. Permitting. Project Jupiter, as the data center is named, is a key part of Stargate, the $500 billion AI infrastructure build -out announced by President Trump in January of last”
  4. 4.
    The Indicator from Planet Money · How the bond market is handling AI risks
    Ricky Mulvey · Sep 16 · Listen at 2:41 ↗
    “These companies, along with Oracle, are considered the main hyperscalers. This is a term we didn't really use that much until a few years ago, and now it's getting thrown around all the time.”

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