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- Yung Goonie
- Oct 7
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āOracleās $100 Million AI Setback Sends Shockwaves Across Tech Stocksā šØšØšØ
Oracleās bold bet on Nvidiaās cutting-edge Blackwell chips hasnāt paid offāat least not yet. According to a report from The Information, Oracle lost nearly $100 million in the three months ending August from renting out access to Nvidiaās highly sought-after AI chips.
The losses stem largely from timing issues, as Oracle scrambles to get its data centers fully equipped before customers start paying for the new AI-powered services. But the market didnāt wait. Oracle shares tumbled over 5%, while Nvidia, which had been up nearly 2% earlier in the day, turned negative as traders reacted to the disappointing news.
The ripple effect spread across the broader AI and data infrastructure sectors. Cloud competitors like Nebius (ā6.7%) and CoreWeave (ā4.6%), storage giants Western Digital (ā5.6%) and Seagate (ā7.8%), and data center operators IREN (ā2.4%) and Cipher Mining (ā5.5%) all fell sharply. Even Oklo, a nuclear energy startup tied to AI infrastructure growth, dropped over 5%.
Internal documents reveal that Oracleās cloud businessāthough expanding rapidlyāhas been running on razor-thin margins, earning just $125 million in gross profit on Nvidia-powered server rentals, a slim 14% margin.
The incident underscores how the AI gold rush isnāt immune to growing pains, even for tech giants betting big on next-gen hardware.


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