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Oracle
The database giant that became the landlord of the AI boom.
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Larry Ellison co-founded Oracle in 1977 to sell the relational database — and never left. Nearly fifty years later the company's AI-cloud backlog, fed by deals like OpenAI's Stargate, sent the stock to its biggest one-day jump in decades on 10 September 2025. For part of that day Ellison, then 81, passed Elon Musk as the richest person on Earth. Oracle's lesson for the vibe economy: when everyone is building AI, the one renting the compute wins too.
Why it's indexed
- Its AI-cloud backlog triggered the stock's biggest jump in decades (Sept 2025).
- Larry Ellison briefly passed Elon Musk as the world's richest person that day.
- One of the key infrastructure landlords for OpenAI's Stargate build-out.
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