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The New York Times has published a deep investigation into Larry Ellison's artificial intelligence ambitions at Oracle, and the takeaways are significant. Ellison has been quietly repositioning the company as a major AI infrastructure player, making bets that analysts say could define — or destabilize — Oracle's next decade. It's a story about one of Silicon Valley's oldest figures wagering heavily on its newest obsession.
Shifting to crypto, Michael Saylor's company Strategy is now closely watching bitcoin's two-hundred-week moving average, a long-term support level the currency has historically bounced from. The move signals that even the most bullish institutional bitcoin holder is paying attention to downside risk, which is a notable shift in posture for a firm built on aggressive accumulation.
And in Hollywood meets cybersecurity, Netflix is facing a lawsuit seeking one hundred five million dollars after an unreleased Nicolas Cage film was reportedly stolen from a desk at a studio facility. The case raises uncomfortable questions about how physical security at production houses keeps pace with the value of the digital assets sitting inside them.
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