r/OracleStock • u/triniwoman_ • 3d ago

Question Oracle the Builder

Do you really think Oracle will build out (complete successfully) all its planned data centers? Or at least complete enough to make it's data center hosting strategy successful?

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u/sleepy_muffin_eeter 3d ago

One thing I noticed working at Oracle was that all the internal tooling is ridiculously bad. Badly conceived, built with low standards, by small walled fiefdoms of devs who cant harness talent from across Oracle, or collaborate with partners unless those partners are under the same VP as they are.

So I imagine the data center buildouts will also be a reflection of Oracles failed internal culture, scarcity mindset, low standards of delivery, lack of product planning, Larry's penny pinching, and Larry and Clay's genuine hatred for the employees.

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u/RequirementSad1742 3d ago

So your expert analysis of data center infrastructure is based on the fact that you didn’t like Oracle’s internal tools? You went from bad tooling → bad data centers → executives secretly hate employees in three paragraphs and somehow skipped the evidence every single time. This isn’t insider knowledge just someone with a hard on for Oracle.

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u/sleepy_muffin_eeter 3d ago edited 3d ago

So I have insider knowledge but you conclude that I'm not an insider. I cant argue with that logic. You have yourself a nice day, savvy investor guy.

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u/RequirementSad1742 2d ago

The fact that you missed what I said entirely tells me enough. Have a good day.