Dec 17 (Reuters) - Oracle's largest data ‌center ​partner, Blue Owl Capital, will ‌not provide funding for a $10 billion deal to build its ​next facility, a source said on Wednesday, amid growing ...

Oracle Corp. said final negotiations on an equity deal for a data center project in Michigan are “on schedule” and doesn’t ...

Shares in tech giant Oracle ($ORCL) slumped 5% today on reports that its largest data center partner, Blue Owl ($OWL), had pulled the plug on ...

Blue Owl Capital is not planning to provide financial backing to Oracle's planned data center in Saline Township, Michigan. The data center project, valued at $10 billion, is being developed by Oracle ...

Oracle stock drops 5.4% as Blue Owl Capital exits $10B data center project over debt concerns. ORCL down 50% from September peak as financing issues mount.

Oracle (ORCL) shares slid around 6% after talks with private capital group Blue Owl Capital (OWL) to finance a planned $10 billion data center in Michigan collapsed, raising doubts over a key project ...

Michigan regulators unanimously approved a request from utility DTE Energy Co. to power a massive data center development planned by Oracle and OpenAI, during a contentious hearing where some members ...

Oracle's project management tools, including Oracle Aconex, Oracle Primavera Cloud, and Oracle NetSuite, have been integrated to streamline project timelines, financial controls, and collaboration ...

Oracle tightened its embrace of the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), announcing a curated set of open source software plucked from CNCF’s menu of projects. The CNCF projects are part of what ...

Oracle projects cloud infrastructure revenue will explode from $10 billion to $144 billion by 2030, outpacing AWS and Azure at comparable stages. The company's $455 billion backlog and ...

Oracle is forecasting its cloud infrastructure revenue will soar to $166 billion by fiscal 2030, potentially accounting for nearly three-quarters of its total sales. The optimistic outlook was shared ...

In a computing universe dominated by hyperscale data centers and cloud-based applications, why do engineers and coders love hobby computers like the $35 Raspberry Pi so much? “The Raspberry Pi is ...