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Oracle enfrenta presión para financiar su expansión en IA sin perder su grado de inversión
Bloomberg — Las ambiciones de Oracle Corp. (ORCL) por dominar el desarrollo de la inteligencia artificial se encuentran con un obstáculo clave: financiar un derroche de gastos sin deteriorar aún más su solvencia crediticia. El gigante tecnológico está gastando efectivo a un ritmo rápido, ya que se encuentra inmerso en una expansión de su centro de datos por valor de US$250.000 millones.
Oracle Risks Falling Behind in AI Race as Spending Binge Bites Original
’s ambitions to dominate the artificial intelligence buildout are running into a key hurdle: funding a spending spree without further damaging its credit standing. The tech giant is burning cash faster than it can generate revenue as it’s in the midst of a $250 billion data-center expansion. That’s led S&P Global Ratings to cut the company’s credit ratings to BBB-, just one step above junk status. Moody’s Ratings has a negative outlook, meaning another cut is possible over the medium term.
Oracle Risks Falling Behind in AI Race as Spending Binge Bites Original
Oracle's capital expenditure is expected to be rising through at least fiscal 2029, research firm CreditSights has said. That's not dissimilar from other so-called hyperscalers, including Google, Meta, Microsoft Corp., and Amazon.com Inc. Collectively, these firms plan to spend as much as $725 billion this year alone, primarily on AI data center equipment. Their ability to generate cash, however, differs dramatically.
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