Oracle invokes force majeure to shield itself from massive, controversial AI data center project; shares sink 5%
Oracle announced it is invoking "force majeure"—a legal protection that shields companies from obligations during extraordinary circumstances, for a major AI data center project planned in New Mexico called Project Jupiter. The company is using this protection to limit its financial responsibility if the facility doesn't open by its target date of 2028. Following this announcement, Oracle's stock price dropped 5 percent.
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