Microsoft to drop rented computing capacity from Oracle
Microsoft is ending an arrangement to rent AI computing power from its rival Oracle, Bloomberg reported. Oracle shares dipped 4% on Friday on the news. The report fed fresh doubts about how long the AI infrastructure boom can continue to sustain itself. Microsoft has been using less of the rented computing power in…
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