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Oracle sends force majeure notice on its New Mexico Stargate data center

Oracle has issued a force majeure notice regarding its massive AI data center project in New Mexico. This move triggered financing concerns across the AI infrastructure sector and caused Oracle Financial Services Software shares to drop over 5% to a nine-week low of Rs 10,332 on the NSE. The project, designed for OpenAI, faces ongoing hurdles including gas supply, transmission approvals, and commissioning across four remaining campuses before construction progress can be converted into usable capacity.

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  • ✓ Oracle Financial Services Software shares fell over 5% to a nine-week low of Rs 10,332 on the NSE following the notice.
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Oracle issued a force majeure notice for the New Mexico site, impacting its financial services subsidiary's stock price.

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  1. Oracle issues force majeure notice for New Mexico AI data center

    Oracle has issued a force majeure notice regarding its massive AI data center project in New Mexico. This move triggered financing concerns across the AI infrastructure sector and caused Oracle Financial Services Software shares to drop over 5% to a nine-week low of Rs 10,332 on the NSE. The project, designed for OpenAI, faces ongoing hurdles including gas supply, transmission approvals, and commissioning across four remaining campuses before construction progress can be converted into usable capacity.

    Why it matters

    The project is part of a larger AI infrastructure race involving massive capital commitments from companies like Alphabet, Meta, and Anthropic. Oracle previously faced anxiety from lenders over its $165 billion Project Jupiter campus, including $18 billion in loans and power delays.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle issued a force majeure notice regarding a massive AI data center project in New Mexico.
    • Oracle Financial Services Software shares fell over 5% to a nine-week low of Rs 10,332 on the NSE following the notice.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Four remaining campuses require gas supply, transmission approvals, and commissioning before OpenAI can use the capacity.

    What to watch next

    • SEC approval or results of Oracle's $20 billion fundraising effort
    • Confirmation of the specific cause cited in the force majeure notice
    • Updates on transmission approvals for the remaining four campuses
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  2. Oracle defends $165B Project Jupiter data center

    Oracle is defending its $165 billion Project Jupiter AI data center campus in New Mexico as lenders and investors express anxiety over the massive undertaking. The sprawling facility, designed for OpenAI, has entered a critical phase with the completion of the first building's frame near the border. While Oracle brushes off the growing financial and logistical worries, questions persist regarding $18 billion in loans, power delays, and debt. The project underscores the immense capital requirements and infrastructure challenges facing the artificial intelligence sector.

    Why it matters

    Project Jupiter represents a massive $165 billion investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure, linking Oracle and OpenAI in a massive New Mexico campus. The scale of the buildout has drawn intense scrutiny from lenders and investors trying to balance high capital costs against potential power shortages and structural timelines. Oracle continues to manage these financial and developmental pressures while pushing forward with construction.

    What is confirmed

    • Project Jupiter is a $165 billion AI data center campus located in New Mexico.
    • The data facility is designed for OpenAI.
    • The first building's frame has been completed near the border.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Investors and lenders are anxious regarding $18 billion in loans, power delays, and debt tied to Project Jupiter.

    What to watch next

    • Updates on $18 billion in loans and debt financing for Project Jupiter
    • Further construction milestones on the New Mexico campus
    • Developments regarding power delays and infrastructure timelines
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    2. docs.oracle.com — Oracle Help Center
    3. timesofindia.indiatimes.com — Saudi Arabia Turns To Iran Amid Houthi Strikes, Dealing Trump A Major Gulf Blow? - Times of India Videos
    4. www.rajeevranjan.blog — Oracle Project Jupiter: $165 Billion AI Data Centre Raises ...
    5. timesofindia.indiatimes.com — Oracle's Project Jupiter has investors and lenders anxious ...
    6. kenyanmirror.com — Oracle’s Stargate Project Hits Structural Milestone in New Mexico
    confidence 100%

  3. Oracle issues force majeure notice for New Mexico AI data center

    Oracle has sent a force majeure notice to developer Blue Owl regarding Project Jupiter, a 2.45-gigawatt AI data center in New Mexico designed for OpenAI. The legal move allows Oracle to defer rent and shield itself from cost increases if infrastructure delays push the project past its 2028 opening date. While Oracle maintains the project remains on schedule, the notice follows reports of environmental activist disruptions and broader power shortage risks facing AI infrastructure. Oracle shares dropped nearly 5% in pre-market trading after the announcement.

    Why it matters

    The facility is part of a four-year construction plan that is currently two years underway. Oracle previously used compressed natural gas trucking at a Utah site to bypass pipeline delays, a strategy it may repeat here.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle issued a force majeure notice to developer Blue Owl regarding Project Jupiter in New Mexico.
    • Project Jupiter is a 2.45-gigawatt AI data center intended for OpenAI.
    • The notice allows Oracle to defer rent if the campus misses its 2028 opening.
    • The project is currently two years into a four-year construction plan.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Environmental activists have successfully disrupted Oracle's data center plans in New Mexico.
    • SoftBank shares fell following Oracle's flagging of Stargate data center delay risks.

    What to watch next

    • Confirmation of whether Oracle begins trucking compressed natural gas to the New Mexico site
    • Official updates on the 2028 opening timeline
    • Further legal filings between Oracle and Blue Owl regarding rent deferment
    Sources used for this update (6)
    1. www.econotimes.com — SoftBank Shares Fall as Oracle Flags Stargate Data Center ...
    2. thebuildout.ai — AI infrastructure builds face rising delivery risks from ...
    3. dyax.io — Oracle Declares Force Majeure on New Mexico Data Center ...
    4. www.fool.com — Oracle Calls Force Majeure Already? | The Motley Fool
    5. aidaily.si — Oracle sends Blue Owl force majeure notice on Project Jupiter
    6. www.energyconnects.com — Oracle Data Center Fight Hands Activists Path to US-Wide Blitz
    confidence 90%

  4. Oracle issues force majeure notice for Project Jupiter AI campus

    Oracle has sent a force majeure notice to developer Blue Owl regarding Project Jupiter, a 2.45-gigawatt AI data center in New Mexico built for OpenAI. The company is using the legal clause to shield itself from cost increases and potentially delay payments if construction setbacks push the facility beyond its 2028 launch. To maintain early operations despite pipeline delays, Oracle is considering trucking compressed natural gas to the site, a method it previously employed at a Utah facility for over a year. Oracle shares fell nearly 5% in pre-market trading following the news.

    Why it matters

    The project faces critical infrastructure hurdles involving pipeline approvals and power deals. Oracle previously shifted its strategy toward Bloom Energy fuel cells after revising permits for gas turbines. A $664 billion AI backlog is now threatened by these pipeline delays.

    What is confirmed

    • Project Jupiter is a 2.45-gigawatt AI campus in New Mexico built for OpenAI.
    • Oracle sent a force majeure notice to developer Blue Owl to protect against cost increases.
    • Oracle is considering trucking compressed natural gas to the New Mexico site to allow early phases to operate.
    • Oracle previously used natural gas trucking at a Utah facility for more than a year.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Oracle withdrew or revised permits for gas turbines to shift toward Bloom Energy fuel cells.

    What to watch next

    • Approval status of the Green Chile Pipeline
    • Confirmation of a signed power deal for the New Mexico campus
    • Oracle's decision on implementing compressed natural gas trucking for Project Jupiter
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    2. www.wionews.com — Oracle shares fall 5% as costly AI infrastructure project ...
    3. www.foreignpolicyjournal.com — Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) Issues Force Majeure Warning As Pipeline Delay Threatens $664 Billion AI Backlog
    4. article.wn.com — Oracle cites ‘force majeure’ to shield itself on data center ...
    5. finance.biggo.com — SoftBank Pays Record 9.75% Yield on $11 Billion Junk Bond as Son's $64.6 Billion OpenAI Wager Faces Scrutiny
    6. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle trucks natural gas to AI data centers amid pipeline delays
    7. www.fool.com — Forget the Recent Delivery Beat: Here's the Key Number That Will Decide Investors' Reaction to Tesla's Earnings | The Motley Fool
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    10. www.naturalnews.com — Oracle Trucks Compressed Natural Gas to Data Centers as ...
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    12. centralintelligence.co — Project Jupiter’s Power Plan Under Pressure | Data Centers ...
    confidence 90%

  5. Oracle Declares Force Majeure on New Mexico Data Center

    Oracle triggered a force majeure notice for its Stargate artificial intelligence data center campus in New Mexico following permit denials. The legal clause, typically reserved for events like wars and earthquakes, was set off when regulators rejected the project in the single state where approvals failed. A regulatory ruling placed a 2.45-gigawatt project on a strict timeline, while financial pressure mounted as an eighteen billion dollar loan tied to the venture traded below par. Oracle previously relied on natural gas trucks and fuel cells from Bloom Energy to maintain construction schedules.

    Why it matters

    The disruption highlights severe energy bottlenecks facing the artificial intelligence infrastructure boom as developers struggle to secure stable power and regulatory approvals. Project Jupiter, the massive artificial intelligence data center campus, involves a projected lifetime investment of up to one hundred sixty-five billion dollars. The situation illustrates the high financial risks tied to massive artificial intelligence infrastructure investments when energy and permit bottlenecks occur.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle invoked force majeure on a New Mexico data center campus.
    • A regulatory ruling put a 2.45-gigawatt project on the clock.

    Still unconfirmed

    • The project affected by the force majeure notice is part of a 500 billion dollar project.
    • An eighteen billion dollar loan underneath the New Mexico data center was trading below par.

    What to watch next

    • Further regulatory decisions regarding the 2.45-gigawatt project timeline
    • The trading status of the financial loans tied to the New Mexico campus
    • Oracle responses to the permit denials and force majeure invocation
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    1. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle’s ‘force majeure’ warning lands as AI power gets scarce
    2. theredherringnyc.substack.com — Is Oracle's Force Majeure Notice the First Domino to Fall?
    3. www.breitbart.com — Data Centers Articles - Breitbart
    4. 7fulcrum.substack.com — The Clause Nobody Was Supposed to Need - Fulcrum
    confidence 85%

  6. Oracle Trucks Natural Gas to Data Centers to Keep Schedules

    Oracle is utilizing natural gas trucks to supply power to several data centers in an effort to maintain construction timelines while awaiting final pipeline infrastructure completion. This logistics strategy follows a previously issued force majeure notice for Project Jupiter, the company massive artificial intelligence data center campus in New Mexico that involves a projected lifetime investment of up to one hundred sixty-five billion dollars and incorporates a fuel-cell deployment by Bloom Energy. The reliance on mobile fuel transport underscores severe energy bottlenecks affecting the broader artificial intelligence infrastructure boom.

    Why it matters

    Data center developers face intense pressure to secure reliable power sources amid unprecedented demand for artificial intelligence computing capacity. The necessity of hauling compressed gas by truck highlights the friction between rapid technological expansion and the physical limitations of traditional utility pipelines. Oracle has experienced separate power approval complications in Wisconsin, where transmission reviews for another facility faced delays.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle is delivering natural gas by truck to several data centers to maintain construction schedules while waiting for pipeline infrastructure to be completed.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Oracle is considering trucking compressed natural gas specifically to its Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico.

    What to watch next

    • Completion of pipeline infrastructure to supply the data centers
    • Official updates on the force majeure notice for Project Jupiter
    • Resolution of transmission reviews and power approvals for facilities in Wisconsin
    Sources used for this update (3)
    1. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle uses natural gas trucks to power data centers - report
    2. finance.yahoo.com — Market Chatter: Oracle Exploring Trucking Natural Gas to Project Jupiter in New Mexico
    3. www.zerohedge.com — From Force Majeure To Forced Haulage: Oracle Is Now Trucking Natural Gas To Its AI Data Centers | ZeroHed....
    confidence 90%

  7. Oracle Issues Force Majeure on New Mexico Stargate Campus

    Oracle Corporation has issued a force majeure notice for Project Jupiter, its massive Stargate artificial intelligence data center campus in New Mexico. The sweeping development involves up to one hundred sixty-five billion dollars in projected lifetime investment and features a massive fuel-cell deployment by Bloom Energy. The notice highlights escalating pressures across the artificial intelligence infrastructure boom, where developers rely heavily on debt and future commitments. Meanwhile, separate power approval complications have hit Oracle in Wisconsin, where transmission review for another facility was reset.

    Why it matters

    The force majeure filing underscores the vulnerability of massive artificial intelligence infrastructure projects to financial, regulatory, and power delivery bottlenecks. Project Jupiter relies on up to two point forty-five gigawatts of fuel-cell deployment from Bloom Energy, tying the fortunes of major suppliers directly to Oracle's site execution. Beyond New Mexico, broader industry strains are evident as power equipment remains sold out deep into the decade and regional approvals face setbacks.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle Corporation issued a force majeure notice on Project Jupiter, its New Mexico artificial intelligence data center campus.
    • Project Jupiter includes Bloom Energy Corporation's largest single fuel-cell deployment, covering up to 2.45 gigawatts.
    • The New Mexico campus is an AI project expected to involve up to $165 billion of investment over its life.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Oracle's 1.3GW Project Lighthouse data center in Wisconsin has had its transmission approval process sent back to square one by the Wisconsin Public [Commission], potentially delaying full power delivery to 2029.

    What to watch next

    • Resolution of the force majeure notice and its impact on Oracle's lease and loan obligations for Project Jupiter
    • Further updates from Bloom Energy regarding the status of its fuel-cell deployment in New Mexico
    • Regulatory developments concerning Oracle's separate data center power approvals in Wisconsin
    Sources used for this update (5)
    1. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle’s Force Majeure Notice on Project Jupiter: Why Bloom ...
    2. frankrayal.com — Oracle, Force Majeure, and the Hidden Risks Behind the AI ...
    3. www.insidermonkey.com — Oracle’s Force Majeure Notice on Project Jupiter: Why Bloom ...
    4. ai-by-ai.ghost.io — Oracle invokes force majeure, Nscale opens its books, Texas ...
    5. finance.biggo.com — Oracle's Wisconsin Data Center Power Approval Reset to Zero; Full Power Delivery May Slip to 2029
    confidence 95%

  8. Oracle Files Force Majeure on New Mexico AI Center

    Oracle filed a force majeure notice regarding the Project Jupiter campus in New Mexico, seeking to defer lease and loan obligations and rent payments due to problems at the massive artificial intelligence facility. The notice follows rising costs and regulatory pressure, including rejected natural gas pipeline extensions and permit waits for fuel cell microgrids. While one source reported that flooding hit the New Mexico site and caused shares to slide, the company confirmed there was no critical damage and maintained that the facility remains on schedule. Meanwhile, market analysts noted broader infrastructure pressures as power equipment is sold out into the 2030s.

    Why it matters

    Project Jupiter is an $18 billion, 2.5 gigawatt artificial intelligence data center campus spanning 1,400 acres in New Mexico, featuring four facilities built by Stack Infrastructure and BorderPlex Digital Assets with a 2028 operational target. The project relies on a natural gas pipeline schedule that slipped to February 2027 following regulatory rejections by state regulators in July. The site's infrastructure hurdles highlight wider strain on electrical power equipment, which Morgan Stanley reported is sold out into the 2030s.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle issued a force majeure notice regarding Project Jupiter to defer lease and loan obligations and rent payments.
    • Project Jupiter is an 18 billion dollar, 2.5 gigawatt artificial intelligence data center campus in New Mexico.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Flooding hit the New Mexico AI data center, causing Oracle shares to slide 5 percent before the company confirmed no critical damage.

    What to watch next

    • Updates on the status of the natural gas pipeline schedule and February 2027 delivery
    • Developments regarding the permit waits for fuel cell microgrids at the New Mexico site
    • Resolutions on Oracle's deferred lease and loan obligations with Blue Owl Capital
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    1. stockhub.kr — ORCL Stock Price, Chart & News — Real-Time Quote
    2. www.heise.de — Massive AI data center delayed? Oracle wants deferral of rent ...
    3. capacityglobal.com — $165bn Project Jupiter: What Oracle's force majeure notice ...
    4. moneycheck.com — Oracle (ORCL) Shares Slide Amid New Mexico Flooding Concerns ...
    5. finance.yahoo.com — Why Oracle (ORCL) Stock Is Trading Up Today
    6. www.matterfact.com — Warehouse Rents Turn Up as Oracle Reaches for Force Majeure ...
    7. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle Eases Investor Fears After AI Megaproject Scare
    confidence 90%

  9. Oracle Triggers Force Majeure on New Mexico Data Center

    Oracle has issued a force majeure notice to Blue Owl Capital regarding Project Jupiter, an 18 billion dollar, 2.5 gigawatt artificial intelligence data center campus spanning 1,400 acres in New Mexico. The action aims to protect Oracle from escalating costs and defer lease and loan obligations after state regulators rejected a natural gas pipeline extension in July. Developers Stack Infrastructure and BorderPlex Digital Assets are building four facilities on the site, which faces a 2028 operational target now pressured by fuel cell microgrid permit waits and a gas pipeline schedule that slipped to February 2027.

    Why it matters

    The development exposes deep vulnerabilities in the multi-billion-dollar artificial intelligence infrastructure buildout as hyperscale operators struggle with grid connectivity and local regulatory opposition. Construction loans for the project are reportedly trading near 89 to 91 cents on the dollar following the notice, highlighting tighter bond markets for speculative borrowers. Oracle has publicly maintained on X that Project Jupiter remains on its planned schedule despite the legal maneuver.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle issued a force majeure notice for Project Jupiter, an 18 billion dollar data center campus in New Mexico.
    • The 1,400-acre campus is designed as a 2.5 GW data center with four buildings being developed by Stack Infrastructure and BorderPlex Digital Assets.
    • A state rejection of a natural gas pipeline extension in July served as the primary obstacle for the project.
    • Oracle sent the force majeure notice to Blue Owl Capital.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Construction loans for the project are trading near 89 to 91 cents.
    • The force majeure notice is strictly about deferring rent rather than exiting the project.

    What to watch next

    • Resolution of the fuel-cell microgrid state permit and gas pipeline review.
    • Further movement in the trading price of Project Jupiter construction loans.
    • Official confirmation from developers regarding the 2028 operational target.
    Sources used for this update (9)
    1. www.enr.com — Oracle Invokes Force Majeure as New Mexico Project Jupiter Power Work Faces Hurdles
    2. www.naturalnews.com — Oracle’s Force Majeure Reveals the AI Bubble’s First Real Crack – NaturalNews.com
    3. highsso.com — Oracle Project Jupiter 불가항력 통지, 전력 지연과 AI 데이터센터 금융 리스크
    4. www.technotime.net — Oracle Invokes Force Majeure on $18B ”Project Jupiter” AI ...
    5. www.realtytoday.com — Oracle's Force Majeure Notice on Project Jupiter Puts Rent ...
    6. www.datacenterdigest.net — Oracle Sends Force Majeure Notice to Blue Owl Over New Mexico ...
    7. fieldnews.net — Oracle's Force Majeure Notice Exposes Permitting Risk on ...
    8. theamericandeveloper.com — Oracle Sends Force Majeure Notice on $18B New Mexico Data Center
    9. thecore.media — AI發 전력난에…가스터빈까지 스타트업이 만든다 - The Core(더코어)
    confidence 95%

  10. Oracle Invokes Force Majeure on New Mexico Data Center

    Oracle has issued a force majeure notice for its Project Jupiter data center campus in New Mexico, seeking to protect the company from higher costs and defer payments if the facility misses its 2028 operational target. The action follows delays to a gas pipeline project that slipped to February 2027. Oracle stock dropped 4% on Thursday following the move. The development highlights mounting financial pressure across the artificial intelligence infrastructure sector, as bond markets tighten for lower-rated borrowers attempting to fund multi-billion-dollar data center constructions amid local permitting disputes.

    Why it matters

    The artificial intelligence data center boom relies heavily on massive debt financing, which is showing signs of stress as lenders demand larger concessions. Oracle is managing an $18 billion financing burden for its facility developments. Similar friction has appeared elsewhere in the market, including CleanSpark offering major concessions to secure financing for a Meta Platforms data center.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle issued a force majeure notice for its Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico to seek protection from higher costs.
    • The notice aims to defer Oracle's payments if the facility misses its planned 2028 opening.
    • Oracle stock fell 4% Thursday after the company sent the notice to its developer.
    • The New Mexico campus is a 2.45 GW project affected by an Energy Transfer pipeline slipping to February 2027.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Financing the broader data center boom is facing severe pressure as bond markets get tough for lower-rated borrowers.

    What to watch next

    • Whether the developer contests the force majeure notice
    • Resolution of the Energy Transfer pipeline schedule for February 2027
    • Further stock price movements and financial disclosures regarding the $18 billion debt burden
    Sources used for this update (5)
    1. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle invokes force majeure on New Mexico AI data center
    2. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle cites force majeure on New Mexico data center: Bloomberg
    3. www.theinformation.com — Cracks Emerge in AI’s Debt-Fueled Data Center Boom
    4. www.bastillepost.com — Aterio Flags Delay Risk for Oracle’s 1.3 GW Wisconsin Data Center
    5. mgrid.org — Oracle Sends a Force Majeure Notice on Its 2.45 GW New Mexico ...
    confidence 95%

  11. Oracle cites force majeure for New Mexico data center delays

    Oracle has issued a force majeure notice for its Project Jupiter data center in New Mexico, which may delay payments if the facility misses its 2028 target to come online. The notice was sent to the developer of the Stargate data center campus. This move aims to shield Oracle from potential delays amid an $18 billion debt burden and local pushback.

    Why it matters

    The development has triggered concerns across Wall Street regarding artificial intelligence infrastructure funding and promised computing capacity delivery. Oracle's stock and shares of partners like SoftBank have dropped. The AI infrastructure buildout shows no sign of slowing, but rising bond yields mean it will cost more.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle sent a force majeure notice to the developer of Project Jupiter, a Stargate data center campus in New Mexico.
    • The notice would allow Oracle to delay payments should the facility miss its 2028 target to come online.
    • Oracle's shares fell 5% after the force majeure notice raised concerns over project costs, delays and $18 billion debt.
    • The AI infrastructure buildout shows no sign of slowing, but the surge in Treasury yields means it's at least going to cost more.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Oracle is reportedly looking to delay payment on Project Jupiter if the data center fails to come online in 2028.

    What to watch next

    • Oracle's Project Jupiter completion status by 2028
    • Impact of rising bond yields on AI infrastructure funding
    • Oracle's debt burden management
    Sources used for this update (8)
    1. www.cnbc.com — Debt-hungry AI companies face increased risk as bond yields spike
    2. www.cnbc.com — Oracle shares drop on report it sent 'force majeure' notice about data center project
    3. finance.yahoo.com — Oracle sends force majeure notice on its New Mexico Stargate data center
    4. flipboard.com — Oracle sends force majeure notice on its New Mexico Stargate data center
    5. siliconangle.com — Oracle issues 'force majeure' notice to developer of New Mexico data center over energy delays - SiliconA....
    6. www.breitbart.com — Oracle Invokes 'Force Majeure' on Troubled 'Project Jupiter' AI Data Center
    7. www.hindustantimes.com — Why Oracle shares fell 5% over New Mexico data center cost concerns | Business News
    8. www.foreignpolicyjournal.com — Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) Force Majeure Notice Sends Shockwaves Through AI Investment Community
    confidence 100%

  12. Oracle Sends Force Majeure Notice on New Mexico Data Center

    Oracle issued a force majeure notice regarding Project Jupiter, a massive artificial intelligence data center campus in New Mexico tied to the Stargate infrastructure initiative. The legal maneuver aims to shield the company from potential delays amid an $18 billion debt burden and local pushback. The development triggered a drop in Oracle stock and pulled down shares of partners like SoftBank, while raising broader concerns across Wall Street regarding artificial intelligence infrastructure funding and promised computing capacity delivery.

    Why it matters

    The Stargate initiative represents a massive investment in artificial intelligence computing capacity, carrying an $18 billion debt load that has drawn scrutiny from the bond market. Project Jupiter in New Mexico is a central component of this buildout, but it now faces delay risks and local resistance. The situation highlights the financial and logistical strains confronting major tech companies as they rush to construct costly infrastructure to support artificial intelligence workloads.

    What is confirmed

    • Oracle sent a force majeure notice regarding Project Jupiter, an artificial intelligence data center campus in New Mexico.
    • Project Jupiter is part of the Stargate infrastructure initiative.
    • Oracle faces an $18 billion debt burden associated with its data center projects.
    • Oracle stock fell following reports of the force majeure notice.
    • SoftBank shares dropped 3.1 percent following Oracle's warning over the delayed data center project.

    Still unconfirmed

    • Oracle took legal steps to protect itself against potential delays driven by local pushback.

    What to watch next

    • Further official statements from Oracle regarding the timeline of Project Jupiter
    • Updates on local pushback and developer responses in New Mexico
    • Broader financial disclosures concerning the $18 billion debt tied to the Stargate initiative
    Sources used for this update (9)
    1. Financial Times — Oracle’s $18bn data centre debt under strain amid local pushback
    2. Bloomberg — Oracle Cites ‘Force Majeure’ to Shield Itself on Controversial Data Center
    3. CNBC — Oracle shares drop on report it sent 'force majeure' notice about data center project
    4. Gizmodo — AI Bubble Watch: Oracle Seeks Financial Shield From Massive Data Center Project
    5. TechCrunch — Oracle sends force majeure notice on its New Mexico Stargate data center
    6. coincentral.com — Oracle (ORCL) Stock Tumbles as Wall Street Eyes an $18 Billion Debt Problem
    7. www.tekedia.com — Oracle’s Stargate Data Center Faces Delay Risk as Force Majeure Notice Raises AI Infrastructure Concerns
    8. coincentral.com — SoftBank Shares Drop After Oracle Warning Raises AI Funding Concerns
    9. theaiinsider.tech — Oracle Issues Force Majeure Notice on Stargate’s Project Jupiter AI Data Center in New Mexico
    confidence 95%
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