Oracle Cites ‘Force Majeure’ to Shield Itself on Controversial Data Center
📍 Where it landed
Oracle invoked a force majeure clause for its New Mexico Stargate data center, positioning the move as protection against AI build‑out costs and a delayed pipeline. The announcement sparked a broad sell‑off, with the stock falling across multiple outlets and investors fearing a setback to Project Jupiter and related partners such as Bloom Energy.
Epilogue added 41d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Oracle Cites ‘Force Majeure’ to Shield Itself on Controversial Data Center Bloomberg.com · 44d ago broke it first
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