On September 4, Oracle rose 3.67% in regular trading, trading at $157.73/share, with turnover of $446 million. The stock extended gains for a second consecutive session, driven by the ongoing impact of its newly announced partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE).

HPE recently announced a multi-year global collaboration with Oracle to deploy HPE Juniper Networking equipment and services across Oracle's global AI data centers. The deployment covers PTX and MX routers, QFX and EX switches, and includes multi-year network support services. HPE's CTO noted the deal would enable Oracle to build gigawatt-scale infrastructure. As part of the agreement, HPE has issued warrants to Oracle for the purchase of HPE common stock. The partnership lays a critical networking foundation for Oracle's AI infrastructure ambitions, supporting more efficient and scalable cloud capabilities.

Additionally, Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Oracle to $210 from $207 while maintaining an Equalweight rating. The consensus average price target stands at $247.16 with an overweight average rating. Market attention is also building ahead of Oracle's next earnings release on September 10, with consensus estimates projecting revenue of approximately $19.14 billion, representing 27.30% year-over-year growth, and adjusted EPS of $1.74.

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