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Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Oracle AI world: datapoints support our framework and numbers

Oracle hosted “AI World 2025” this week and released several datapoints that reinforce our framework and numbers.

PSA Enterprise Software / IT Services: Internet Initiative Japan (3774...

IIJ is flying under the radar in the IT Services sector. Its roots as Japan’s first ISP are playing a crucial role in its expansion as Japanese organisations shift to more open cloud-based IT systems, from which IIJ is winning larger project. Coupled with its higher-margin cyber security offerings and smart digital currency strategy, IIJ is in a strong position to improve OPM over the next three fiscal years. Meanwhile, valuations remain attractive. Analyst Lindsay Whipp explains.

William Nestuk
  • William Nestuk

PSA Capital Goods / Technology: AI Lifts Automation

PSA’s automation and robotics analyst William Nestuk reviews the performance of automation stocks this year and explains why this month, AI has lit a touchpaper to strong performance by names in the sector.

Oracle Corporation - August 2025 (LTM): Peer Snapshot

Compares key performance metrics against industry peers.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Oracle AI cloud margins: Much ado about nothing

The Information reported yesterday that Oracle’s AI cloud margins are in the high teens. Accounting for typical start-up costs, this aligns well with our analysis of the $300bn OpenAI contract. Please see the link for our analysis of Oracle's AI cloud economics over the next 10 years and the implications for overall gross margins.

Pelham Smithers
  • Pelham Smithers

PSA Strategy: Japan Stock Market Quarterly for 2025 Q4

For almost three years the Nikkei 225 has been tracking its performance from the 2003~5 bull market, albeit at levels some 3.3x higher In this report, Pelham Smithers discusses the similarities and asks three key questions: (1) Can we continue to track 2005 through the rest of the year; (2) Whatever happens in Q4, should we fear or be hopeful for 2026? And (3) Who are the upcoming winners and losers.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

The NSR AI datacenter economics cheat sheet

As we spend our days and many of our nights helping you understand what is going on in the world of AI infrastructure, we refine continuously our understanding of the cost of AI, combining our understanding of the economics of every step of the supply chain. We crystalized that in a digestible format today. Everything you need to know about a 1GW datacenter on a single slide.

Moody's Ratings assigns a Baa2 rating to Oracle's proposed senior unse...

Moody's Ratings (Moody's) assigned Baa2 rating to Oracle Corporation's ("Oracle") proposed senior unsecured notes offering. Oracle's existing Baa2 senior unsecured and Prime-2 Commercial Paper ratings and negative outlook are unchanged. We expect the net proceeds to be used for general corporate pur...

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Oracle: What will life after giant RPOs look like?

Oracle entered a 4.5GW, $300bn, 5-year contract with OpenAI, starting 2027. In our note yesterday, we showed what we know of the deal suggests balanced and straightforward economics, over the life of the contract. Today we extend the analysis: GPUs aren’t scrapped after 5 years, and Oracle may in reality, after these contracts, boost profitability, monetizing fully depreciated assets, much like TSMC at the lagging edge.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Oracle & OpenAI: All the economics of the $300bn deal, on a single sli...

Over the weekend we worked through the numbers to estimate the economics of Oracle’s $300bn contract with OpenAI. We have strong visibility on costs, supported by our long-standing work on AI datacenter economics, refined with players in every part of the supply chain, and on the ramp trajectory, informed by RPO maturity and OpenAI’s business plan. This allows us to estimate gross margins, FCF and IRR with a high degree of confidence.

Lindsay Whipp
  • Lindsay Whipp

PSA IT Services – Visional (4194 JT): Well-Positioned for Growth

Visional: Well-Positioned for Future Growth Visional (4194 JT) is well-positioned for growth as Japanese companies increasingly look to mid-career professionals for recruiting while people continue to be reluctant to change jobs. Please see attached report by analyst Lindsay Whipp for details.

Moody's Ratings says Oracle's $300 billion in contracts highlights ext...

Moody's Ratings (Moody's) commented that Oracle Corporation's (Oracle) disclosed $300 billion of recently signed AI contracts do not affect the company's Baa2 rating or negative outlook. The contract size is staggering — highlighting the tremendous potential for Oracle's AI Infrastructure business. ...

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Oracle RPOs: Who will buy all this compute? How big does than make Ora...

Oracle shocked the market this week with RPOs expanding 4x sequentially to nearly half a trillion dollars, calling for more to come and guiding Cloud revenues to 2029, growing 68% p.a. Click the link below for our full and final view.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Could Oracle capture all OpenAI’s compute by 2027? Implications for Mi...

Oracle’s RPO jumped by $320bn QoQ, which the WSJ tied to a 4.5GW, $300bn, 5-year contract with OpenAI starting in 2027. In the note below, we show how this compares with leaked projections of OpenAI’s compute needs.

Pierre FerraguÊ
  • Pierre FerraguÊ

Oracle RPOs: Beginning of the bubble... or beginning of the AI era?

Dear all, After we spent the day trying to figure out where AI compute would sit over the next 10 years, Oracle blessed us with a powerful datapoint: Half a trillion dollar RPOs. We pulled out a note overnight digging into what we learnt last night and confronting it to our deep understanding of the current AI infrastructure landscape. Very interesting findings emerged, follow the link below for details.

Lindsay Whipp
  • Lindsay Whipp

PSA IT Services: Japanese Banking Industry’s Investment in DX Deepens

The most recent quarterly earnings for the system integrators highlighted the sustained increase in spending by Japanese financial institutions over recent quarters, as they seek to improve products and services amid a shift in interest rates and the introduction of tax-exempt investment accounts, and as interest in digital currencies grows. Analyst Lindsay Whipp reviews some of the DX spending undertaken by Japan’s banking industry and highlights beneficiaries'.

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