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Oracle troubles rise as Microsoft scraps deal; software giant rethinks cloud deals

Times of India ·First reported
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Microsoft's decision to terminate its AI partnership with Oracle Corp has significantly impacted Oracle's capacity utilization. This shift occurs after Microsoft deactivated server capacity and reassessed cloud commitments exceeding $80 billion.…

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