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Oracle’s $300B OpenAI bet has effectively swung to –$60B in market value, as investor unease over its massive, debt-funded AI infrastructure push turns the company into a de facto OpenAI proxy on public markets.

Oracle’s $300B OpenAI bet has effectively swung to –$60B in market value, as investor unease over its massive, debt-funded AI infrastructure push turns the company into a de facto OpenAI proxy on public markets.
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