Thursday, September 11

Larry Ellison Claims World’s Richest Title as Oracle’s AI Ventures Propel Historic Wealth Surge

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Historic Wealth Surge Reshapes Global Rankings

Larry Ellison has overtaken Elon Musk to become the world’s richest person, with his net worth reaching an astounding $393 billion, while Musk’s wealth stands at $385 billion. This dramatic shift occurred after Oracle, the software company Ellison co-founded in 1977, announced unprecedented cloud growth projections for the coming years.

Oracle’s AI-Driven Transformation

Oracle has emerged as a powerhouse in AI technology, riding the tech boom that has dominated the market. The company has transformed from a traditional software provider into an AI cloud infrastructure giant, joining other tech leaders at the forefront of the AI revolution.

Oracle CEO Safra Catz highlighted the company’s exceptional performance, noting it has become ‘the go-to place for AI workloads.’ The company has secured significant cloud contracts with major AI players, including OpenAI, xAI, Meta, Nvidia, and AMD.

Record-Breaking Financial Milestone

Ellison’s wealth increase of $101 billion in a single day marks the biggest one-day increase in Bloomberg Billionaires Index history, surpassing Elon Musk’s previous record of approximately $63 billion set in December. This astronomical growth is attributed to Oracle’s success in securing major infrastructure investments and its growing appeal to AI companies. The company has reported contracts expected to generate $455 billion in revenue, with several more multibillion-dollar customers anticipated to sign up before year’s end.

Future Outlook

Oracle’s remaining performance obligation, measuring contracted revenue yet to be recognized, has surged 359% from last year to $455 billion. The company projects its cloud infrastructure revenue to grow dramatically from $10 billion in the most recent fiscal year to $144 billion by fiscal 2030. The company is also expanding its partnerships, including closer ties with OpenAI for datacenter capacity, and potential deals with Chinese retail giant Temu and TikTok on the horizon.

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