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Oracle’s $300 billion AI bet has reshaped its outlook, but it comes with major risks, according to The Wall Street Journal. The software giant reported a record $317 billion jump in future obligations, largely tied to a five-year deal with OpenAI. The announcement drove Oracle’s market cap past $900 billion before investors reconsidered the debt and infrastructure costs tied to its AI expansion. Analysts expect the company to burn nearly $29 billion in cash over the next three years, with free cash flow not turning positive until fiscal 2029. Oracle’s track record and OpenAI’s $11 billion projected revenue this year suggest the company’s aggressive AI gamble could pay off.

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00:00It's Benzinga bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Oracle's $300 billion AI bet has reshaped its outlook when it comes with major risks,
00:06according to the Wall Street Journal. Software giant reported a record $317 billion jump in
00:11future obligations, largely tied to a five-year deal with OpenAI. The announcement drove Oracle's
00:16market cap past $900 billion before investors reconsidered the debt and infrastructure costs
00:21tied to its AI expansion. Analysts expect the company to burn nearly $29 billion in cash
00:26over the next three years, with free cash flow not turning positive until fiscal 2029.
00:31Oracle's track record in OpenAI's $11 billion projected revenue this year
00:34suggests the company's aggressive AI gamble could pay off.
00:37For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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