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Oracle Shares Jump 7% on $664B AI Cloud Backlog

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Oracle shares rose about 7% as the company reported remaining performance obligations reaching $664 billion, following more than $30 billion of new AI cloud contracts. Management’s delivery and commentary suggest customers want compute faster than capacity can come online, shifting market demand expectations toward near-term revenue. The rerating could reverse if datacenter timelines or component supply slip.

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