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Microsoft winds down Oracle AI computing rental arrangement

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November 6, 2026
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FILE PHOTO:  Microsoft is winding down its arrangement to rent AI computing capacity from Oracle, according to a Bloomberg News report.

FILE PHOTO: Microsoft is winding down its arrangement to rent AI computing capacity from Oracle, according to a Bloomberg News report.
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GONZALO FUENTES

Microsoft is ‌winding down an
arrangement ​to rent ⁠AI computing from Oracle as part of
a larger ‌reassessment of billions of dollars ‌in cloud
partnerships, Bloomberg ‌News ⁠reported on ⁠Friday, citing people
familiar with the matter.

Oracle shares were ​down nearly ‌3% in afternoon trading,
while Microsoft was little changed.

Microsoft has been ‌turning off rented ​computing capacity
from Oracle in recent ⁠months after declining to renew the
contract, according ‌to the report.

Over time, the computing capacity Microsoft was renting
became less valuable as it ‌no longer met the ​company’s evolving
needs, the report added.

Microsoft and ⁠Oracle did not immediately ⁠respond to Reuters’
requests for comment.

Published on November 6, 2026

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