Overview
- Oracle disclosed in an SEC filing that CEO Safra Catz signed a single cloud agreement projected to deliver over $30 billion annually from fiscal 2028.
- The contract alone is nearly three times the size of Oracle’s current cloud infrastructure revenue, which totaled roughly $10.3 billion over the past four quarters.
- Shares climbed more than 5% to intraday record highs after the filing was made public.
- Oracle did not reveal the customer’s identity in the regulatory filing.
- The unnamed customer deal underscores Oracle’s two-year push into multi-cloud database growth and its expanded AI partnerships and data center investments.