Oracle’s Best Week in 25 Years: Stock Soars on AI Power and AWS Partnership
Oracle is up nearly 27% this week, its best performance since 1999. The surge comes after a major power deal with Bloom Energy and a new cloud partnership with AWS.
Oracle is up nearly 27% this week, its best performance since 1999. The surge comes after a major power deal with Bloom Energy and a new cloud partnership with AWS.
Amazon to acquire Globalstar and partner with Apple to power next-generation direct-to-device satellite connectivity for iPhone, Apple Watch, and cellular phones worldwide via Amazon Leo.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy reveals the company may soon sell its custom AI chips to third parties. Its in-house chip business reaches $20B annual run rate while AWS AI revenue crosses $15 billion.
Uber is increasing its use of AWS cloud services, expanding with Amazon’s Graviton processors and testing Trainium3 AI chips. A major shift from Oracle and Google Cloud.
Broadcom teams up with Google to supply custom AI chips through 2031 and provide Anthropic 3.5 gigawatts of computing power.
Amazon will keep using USPS for most deliveries, sending over 1B packages yearly and supporting its finances and jobs.