U.S. Stock Market Move: Oracle surges on October 9 due to OpenAI clarification, AI cloud, and tech rebound
Bitget异动解读2026/10/09 14:40Oracle October 9th Surge Interpretation
Keywords: OpenAI clarification, AI cloud, tech rebound
1. On October 9th, the difference between OpenAI's approximately $50 billion annualized revenue and the previous estimate of around $68-70 billion was explained as a result of different statistical methods for cloud partnership revenue, rather than a decline in demand. AI-related stocks rebounded after the previous day's drop, and Oracle's stock price recovered along with the sector.
2. On September 10th, Oracle reported revenue of $19.345 billion for the first quarter of fiscal year 2027, a year-on-year increase of 29.61%. Adjusted earnings per share were $1.92, higher than the institutional expectation of $1.74. Cloud infrastructure revenue grew by 121% year-on-year, and remaining performance obligations reached $664 billion, providing an order base for the growth of the AI cloud business.
3. As of June 22, 2026, Oracle's main business covers enterprise information technology products and services, including cloud applications, cloud infrastructure, databases, and hybrid cloud deployment models. OCI provides GPU computing, storage, networking, and AI services, benefiting from the expansion of enterprise AI training and inference demands.
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