Oracle shares are sliding today following reports that a critical natural gas pipeline project in New Mexico has been delayed by six months, impacting the power supply for the company's massive Project Jupiter facility. This operational hurdle is compounded by investor concerns regarding the company's disclosed plans to raise approximately 40 billion dollars in debt during fiscal 2027 to fund its aggressive data center and AI infrastructure expansion. While the company continues to advance its cloud strategy through expanded partnerships with AWS and new quantum computing initiatives, these capital-intensive requirements and infrastructure delays have placed the stock under pressure.
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