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Oracle has initiated an eight-part dollar bond sale to raise $45-50 billion, primarily for cloud infrastructure expansion, indicating a significant investment in AI and digital transformation.

India is offering 20-year tax breaks to attract Big Tech companies, particularly those in the cloud services sector, as part of its efforts to boost its AI ambitions.

Oracle plans to raise $45-50 billion for cloud infrastructure expansion through debt and equity sales, indicating significant investment in its cloud business.

Microsoft's stock plummeted 10% in a single day due to disappointing growth in its cloud computing business, marking its largest decline since 2020.

Microsoft's stock has experienced a significant decline in market capitalization, potentially labeling it as 'dead money' due to the company's focus on internal AI development over immediate cloud revenue.

Microsoft's stock plummeted 10% after its earnings report showed slowing growth in its key cloud unit, resulting in a $357 billion valuation loss, the largest since Nvidia's $593 billion rout last year.

The market is down today due to Microsoft's 12% decline, primarily driven by concerns over its cloud-business revenue, with technology stocks leading the downturn.

Stocks slipped due to disappointing earnings from Microsoft, leading to a tech selloff and a decline in the Nasdaq composite by over 1%.

US software stocks declined after SAP and ServiceNow's earnings reports fueled concerns about AI-related competition, leading to drops in shares of ServiceNow, Salesforce, Adobe, and Datadog.

Upwind, a cloud security company, has raised $250 million in a Series B funding round, valuing the company at $1.5 billion.

SAP shares plummeted 15% due to concerns over its cloud business, with the company expecting a slight deceleration in revenue growth.

SAP shares experienced their largest daily drop since 2020 due to disappointing fourth-quarter cloud contract growth, affecting investor confidence.