Oracle’s stock is falling as investors fear a data-center setback

Oracle’s stock is falling as investors fear a data-center setback Oracle’s stock is falling as investors fear a data-center setback Oracle’s stock is falling as investors fear a data-center setback A recent report noted that Oracle is looking to protect itself from paying some expenses if a high-profile data-center project gets delayed Oracle's stock is set to fall on Thursday. Shares of Oracle are falling in premarket action on Thursday after a report flagged challenges related to a data-center project in New Mexico. A story from Bloomberg News on Thursday morning said that Oracle is taking steps to protect itself from incurring heavy costs related to a New Mexico data center that’s been called Project Jupiter.

Oracle is trying to insulate itself from having to make payments if the project isn’t able to bring capacity online in 2028 as was expected, the report noted, citing anonymous sources. Copyright ©2026 MarketWatch, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8 Emily Bary is MarketWatch's managing editor for companies coverage.

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