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Oracle Issues Force Majeure Notice on Project Jupiter AI Data Center
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ORCL · Regulation · Negative Oracle issued a force majeure notice on its New Mexico AI data center after pipeline permit rejections, deferring payments and risking its growth plans.
BE · Regulation · Negative Oracle's force majeure on Project Jupiter, driven by permitting rejections, threatens Bloom's largest single fuel-cell deployment (up to 2.45 GW).
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NVDA · Supply · Negative NVIDIA's supply and capacity commitments ballooned to $279B from $119B, a schedule that hinges on customer spending keeping pace and may be cancelled or rescheduled.
OpenAI · Capital · Neutral NVIDIA disclosed August guarantees capped at $105B for an OpenAI-related SB Energy buildout, but the article gives no clear read-through for OpenAI itself.
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ALT eyes closing Global Hyperscalers deal in Q4 2026, pushing backlog up to 6.9 billion baht
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ALT.BK · Demand · Positive ALT signed ~2bn baht of 20-year network/digital infrastructure lease contracts with Global Hyperscalers and is negotiating more, lifting backlog to ~6.9bn baht.
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