Oracle says force majeure notice doesn't signal data center delays, rent still due
AIFlow_ML · x · 2026-09-25
Oracle addressed discussion around a force majeure notice tied to its large-scale data center development. The company says such notices are commonplace at this scale and serve to preserve contractual rights among project partners—they do not by themselves establish a project delay or change delivery expectations. ZeroHedge added the contractual nuance: the notice doesn't change delivery expectations, but rent must still be paid until delivery actually occurs.
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