Infrastructure supplied 84% of cloud revenue growth
Oracle split fiscal 2026 constant-currency cloud growth between infrastructure (84%) and applications (16%).
10-K · p.44PRIMARY-SOURCE FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE
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us-gaap:CostOfGoodsAndServicesSoldCostOfGoodsAndServicesSoldCost of goods & services soldOriginal filing evidenceForm 10-Q · page 4
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Oracle split fiscal 2026 constant-currency cloud growth between infrastructure (84%) and applications (16%).
10-K · p.44Oracle reported $638B of RPO at May 31, 2026 and expects to recognize approximately 12% within twelve months.
10-K · p.72Oracle authorized common-stock sales of up to $20B alongside its mandatory convertible preferred financing.
424B5 · Feb 2026QUANTIFIED CHANGE · CLOUD CONCENTRATION
Cloud growth discussed without allocating the contribution between applications and infrastructure.
Cloud applications and infrastructure contributed 16% and 84%, respectively, to fiscal 2026 cloud revenue growth.
The reported mix isolates the business carrying most of the observed growth and makes infrastructure capacity and investment central analytical variables.
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