Oracle shares fall over risks to New Mexico data center — MarketWatch

In the United States, Oracle shares declined in premarket trading on Thursday following reports of difficulties related to a data center project in New Mexico. A MarketWatch report for ticker ORCL indicated a decline of 3.11%.

Project Jupiter

As MarketWatch reports, Bloomberg News wrote on Thursday morning that Oracle is taking steps to protect itself from significant costs associated with the data center in New Mexico. This facility is called Project Jupiter.

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According to Bloomberg, Oracle is seeking to protect itself from having to make payments if the project cannot bring capacity online in 2028, as expected. MarketWatch notes that Bloomberg cited anonymous sources.

Market reaction

MarketWatch notes that the shares were falling in premarket trading after the report emerged. The publication's headline refers to investors' concerns about possible problems with the data center. The MarketWatch article is dated September 24, 2026.