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04 Jul 2026, 13:29 UTC · 2h ago
$750 Billion AI Spending Wave: Should You Buy These 3 AI Infrastructure Stocks?
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NVIDIA reported Q1 FY2027 revenue of $81.61 billion (up 85.2% YoY) with a massive $48.55 billion in quarterly free cash flow and 75% gross margins. — Extremely strong fundamental growth and cash generation validate the AI demand thesis and support high valuations.
+0.90Oracle's remaining performance obligations (RPO) surged 363% year-over-year to $638 billion, indicating massive future revenue visibility. — This provides a concrete, contractual floor for long-term growth, offsetting near-term volatility.
+0.70Oracle intends to raise approximately $40 billion through debt and equity in FY2027 to fund AI infrastructure, following a quarter of negative $23.69 billion free cash flow. — Significant dilution risk and increased leverage create a financial drag that can weigh on stock price despite growth.
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Alphabet's Google Cloud backlog surged to over $460 billion and the company's 2026 capex guide is projected between $180 billion and $190 billion. — Shows aggressive investment and scale in the AI race, though high capex slightly offsets the positivity of the backlog growth.
+0.50NVIDIA authorized an additional $80 billion share buyback and increased its dividend from $0.01 to $0.25 per share. — Direct capital return to shareholders typically supports a higher stock price floor.
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Exceptional growth in revenue, net income, and free cash flow with strong gross margins and a new share buyback.
Strong Google Cloud growth, EPS beating consensus, and expanding paid subscriptions despite increased capex.
Massive backlog growth and revenue visibility are offset by deeply negative free cash flow and significant new debt/equity raising.
[a_to_b] NVIDIA sells AI infrastructure components to Alphabet for its compute resources.
[a_to_b] NVIDIA provides GPUs to Oracle, which reports high global GPU utilization for its cloud infrastructure.
[mutual] Both companies compete in the cloud infrastructure and AI compute rental markets.
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