Oracle Corp (ORCL)

Oracle's extensive presence in the Lone Star State puts it in the spotlight.

Several structural issues are threatening the artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure build-out.

Technology companies are investing in AI infrastructure much more aggressively than Wall Street analysts forecast earlier this year.

Past events have a knack for forecasting the future on Wall Street.

Wall Street staged a strong recovery Wednesday as enthusiasm for AI infrastructure returned, lifting semiconductor and technology stocks despite persistent concerns about inflation.

Oracle shares rallied with other AI stocks on Wednesday. One analyst thinks Oracle is better positioned than rivals as political pushback against data centers grows.

Professional investors have been selling AI stocks at a pace not seen in years. But a closer look at how they sold suggests regular investors shouldn't rush to copy them.

CoreWeave's strong quarter took some of the AI debt worry off the table and gave Oracle stock a lift.

No matter how you feel about AI stocks, there is room for optimism about the future of the stock market.

Oracle stock rallied Wednesday along with the broader AI trade as strong CoreWeave results offered investors some relief.

Nvidia stock has crashed 27% over the last month.

Nvidia has been in the news for the wrong reason lately, but investors shouldn't overlook the company's strong prospects and cheap valuation.

Alphabet unveiled two new TPU systems, the 8tx and 8i Max, challenging NVIDIA, as investors weigh whether the hardware push offsets concerns over Search growth and rising capital spending.

Berkshire Hathaway stock has performed twice as well as the S&P 500 over the years.

AI infrastructure is being funded with debt and stock sales while biotech companies applying AI are booking revenue, led by Tempus AI, Recursion and iShares Biotechnology

Since mid-2018, Buffett and Abel have deployed roughly $92 billion of Berkshire Hathaway’s capital into a company near and dear to the Oracle of Omaha’s heart.

The line between the stocks in trouble and the ones holding up may come down to one question: Who is paying for the data centers?

Wall Street expects a nice jump in AMD stock over the coming year, but it could exceed analysts' expectations.

CoreWeave's massive AI infrastructure expansion is fueling revenue growth, but mounting debt and capital spending are raising the stakes for investors.

Quantinuum shares soared on strong backlog growth.

Oracle is spending aggressively to meet insatiable demand from its customers.

Since the opening trading price at its initial public offering in June, shares in this innovative business have fallen by 18%.