Oracle remains under scrutiny after cutting 546 employees from its Americas Cloud Infrastructure organization, or about 7.6% of the unit’s 7,185 workers, while financing concerns around Project Jupiter add pressure to the company’s AI infrastructure expansion. Software developers, engineers, managers and data-center support employees were among those affected. The planned $165 billion New Mexico data-center campus, linked to the Stargate program, has faced local opposition, permitting delays and concerns about power, environmental impact and water use. About $18 billion of debt tied to the project has reportedly moved into stressed territory, trading at roughly 89 to 91 cents on the dollar. Separately, Oracle Life Sciences and Wipro are expanding a pharmacovigilance partnership through Oracle Life Sciences Argus business process services. Wipro plans to integrate Argus BPS into its AI-powered Wipro Intelligence suite and maintain preconfigured environments to accelerate customer onboarding. Oracle shares were up 0.56% at $149.39 at publication, below their 20-day, 100-day and 200-day simple moving averages but above the 50-day average. The stock’s RSI was 51.62, with resistance near $159.50 and support around $137. Oracle had a consensus Buy rating and an average price target of $249.64, while several analysts recently lowered their targets despite maintaining Buy ratings.