Oracle, a leading technology company, is facing significant financial problems due to overcommitting to the artificial intelligence (AI) sector. The company's decision to enter a massive cloud infrastructure partnership tied to OpenAI, reportedly worth over $300 billion, has impacted its balance sheet unfavorably and this has led to a slump in investor confidence, with its shares falling roughly 30% in a quarter; the steepest drop since the dot-com era.
Oracle’s problems did not start with a bad quarter or a missed forecast. They started with confidence. The kind that signs commitments measured in hundreds of billions, assumes capital will always be available, and believes scale alone can outrun co...
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