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Oracle caps AI infrastructure funding at $20 billion, targets positive cash flow by fiscal 2028

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Oracle has limited its financing for artificial intelligence projects to $20 billion. The company aims to reach positive cash flow by fiscal 2028. To achieve this, it plans to rely less on outside money and reduce its debt and stock sales in the coming years. The measures are intended to reassure investors who have grown wary of spending on AI infrastructure, even as Oracle expects strong growth in its cloud business despite its close relationship with OpenAI.

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