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Technology
The Information reports that developers are turning to infrastructure funds, sovereign investors and insurers for capital as traditional debt markets show signs of saturation.
World & Business
Forbes reports that Oracle’s latest proxy filing also showed chief technology officer Larry Ellison pledged $56.6 billion in Oracle shares as loan collateral.
World & Business
Fortune says new CFO Hilary Maxson, who opted to take some of her pay in restricted stock units, fared much better.
World & Business
Reuters says the projected spending would put current revenues below the break-even level. Scharf Investments’ Brian Krawez says the hyperscalers can still be considered a safe bet, but Amazon stands out.
World & Business
A user claims the project needed $9 billion more than at its start and says rising equipment costs and milestone-based funding payouts are creating shortfalls across data center builds.
World & Business
MarketWatch, citing a recent report, says Oracle is looking to protect itself from paying some expenses if a high-profile data-center project is delayed.
Technology
Bloomberg reports Oracle wants to delay payments if Project Jupiter misses its planned 2028 opening—not walk away as the data center’s main tenant.
Technology
404 Media says it received a sample appearing to contain personal data on 5,000 FBI employees, including addresses, phone numbers and, in some cases, spouse details.
Technology
The Financial Times describes how Wall Street is turning tech giants’ credit strength into cheaper funding for the AI build-out.
World & Business
Text shared by a user on September 14, 2026, as an Oracle layoff email ties severance eligibility to signed termination paperwork and warns that computer and email access will soon be disabled.
