Oracle has recorded a 40% increase in bookings following the reporting of record requests for its cloud services, estimating revenues of 18 billion dollars for 2026.
Călin Nicolescu
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Oracle's shares have spectacularly increased by 40% following the reporting of extraordinary figures related to the demand for its cloud services, placing it on the path to historic growth. The company is approaching a market capitalization of $1 trillion, estimating revenues of $18 billion from cloud infrastructure by 2026, with significant annual growth forecasts over the next four years. Analysts have been impressed by these results, describing the situation as "absolutely stunning."
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Surpriză pentru investitorii din tehnologie: Acţiunile Oracle cresc cu 40%, marcând cea mai bună zi pe bursă din ultimii peste 30 de ani
Începe petrecerea la Oracle: Acţiunile au explodat pe burse cu 27% după ce compania a anunţat semnarea unor contracte de cloud de peste 400 mld. dolari
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