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Oracle reported increased Q1 2025 revenue driven by cloud services growth, but missed analyst expectations in EMEA and Asia-Pacific regions [10], [11]. While Q3 2025 earnings fell short of projections with declining software license revenues and slow SaaS growth [1], the company is expanding its cloud infrastructure footprint in Southeast Asia with a new AI Center of Excellence in Singapore and potential data centers in Indonesia and Malaysia [1], [7], [8]. Oracle is also positioned as a leading contender to partner with TikTok on US operations [2] and has deepened its partnership with Red Bull Racing in F1, utilizing OCI and AI technologies [9]. Despite these positive developments, the company faces competition from major cloud providers and broader market volatility, underscored by soft guidance for the next quarter [5]. Oracle also issued a substantial amount of debt for refinancing and general corporate purposes [11], [13], [14], [15].