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Frontier AI & Machine Learning 09 Oct 2026, 06:27 AM IST

Nvidia, Oracle and CoreWeave Slide as OpenAI Revenue Milestone Raises AI Valuation Questions

AI-linked stocks fell sharply after CNBC confirmed that OpenAI told investors it reached roughly $50 billion in annualized revenue at the end of September. The figure underscores the speed of AI monetization, but it also sharpened scrutiny over whether the sector’s soaring valuations and infrastructure spending are running ahead of durable cash generation.

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Global Markets & Equities05 Oct 2026, 02:15 AM IST

Paramount’s Debt Selloff Signals a Harder Market for Corporate Borrowers

Paramount’s latest debt move is reverberating well beyond entertainment, underscoring how quickly higher yields are tightening conditions for corporate America. The episode has triggered losses for some bondholders and renewed scrutiny of how aggressively companies tied to the Ellison orbit are using leverage to finance expansion and dealmaking.

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Global Markets & Equities09 Oct 2026, 01:03 PM IST

Oracle Turns to Trucked Gas to Keep AI Data Center Buildout on Schedule

Oracle is using trucked natural gas to help power data centers and avoid delays tied to grid connections, according to a Bloomberg report. The move underscores how surging AI infrastructure demand is forcing operators to improvise around power constraints, a development with implications for utilities, equipment suppliers and data-center-linked equities.

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National Governance & Policy8h ago

Oracle's Project Jupiter Delay Sends Shockwaves Through AI Infrastructure Financing

Oracle's decision to issue a force majeure notice tied to Project Jupiter, a massive data centre campus in New Mexico, has unsettled lenders and investors already growing wary of the capital intensity behind the AI boom. The episode is now feeding broader doubts about how quickly the market can finance the next wave of AI infrastructure, even as demand for compute remains robust.

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World Politics & Diplomacy30m ago

Oracle's $1 Billion Pay Gamble for Ellison and Co-CEOs Went Underwater as Shares Slid

Oracle awarded Larry Ellison and its co-CEOs nearly $1 billion in stock options, but by the end of the fiscal year the grants had fallen below their exercise prices as the company's shares weakened. The episode underscores the risks of tying outsized executive compensation to a stock that can quickly reverse, even at one of the world's most closely watched enterprise software firms.

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National Governance & Policy3h ago

India's Enterprises Race to Build the AI Infrastructure Backbone Before Scale Breaks the System

As enterprise India accelerates AI adoption, leaders are confronting a harder reality: pilots may work in isolation, but production at scale exposes weak data pipelines, rising cloud bills and brittle infrastructure. At an Inc42-Oracle CTO Dialogues roundtable, technology leaders argued that the real challenge is not just compute, but engineering discipline, governance and clear business outcomes.

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Frontier AI & Machine Learning8h ago

10-Year Treasury Yield Hits Highest Level Since 2007 as Bond Supply, Inflation Fears and Fed Bets Collide

The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield surged to 5.23% on Friday, its highest level in nearly two decades, as investors recalibrated expectations for Federal Reserve policy and digested a wave of heavy debt issuance. While stubborn inflation and rising rate-hike odds have helped drive the move, analysts say the bigger force may be a powerful new supply of bonds from both the U.S. government and companies funding the artificial intelligence boom.

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Startups & Venture Capital1h ago

Crusoe Drops $1.25 Billion Boom Turbine Deal, Recasting AI Power Plans

Crusoe has abandoned plans to buy $1.25 billion worth of Boom Supersonic's new stationary turbines, ending a launch partnership that was meant to anchor the Denver startups' shared bet on AI infrastructure and next-generation power. The split underscores how quickly the economics and engineering of AI data center energy supply are shifting, even as Crusoe says its broader energy strategy remains unchanged.

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