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Meta Vs. Oracle: The Laggards of AI Capex Payback Velocity
Source: 247wallst.com
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Oracle holds a $664 billion backlog, underscoring substantial AI infrastructure demand, while Meta's free cash flow has fallen by more than 90% amid heavy AI-compute spending. Both companies are committing tens of billions of dollars per quarter to AI infrastructure without a clear timetable for investment returns, highlighting rising capital-intensity and cash-flow risk for large technology platforms.
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