The cloud giant moves to defer payments on the delayed $165 billion Project Jupiter campus as regulatory and public backlashes mount. Oracle sent a force majeure notice to developer Blue Owl Capital to protect itself from mounting costs and delay payment obligations tied to its massive “Project Jupiter” data center in New Mexico. Rather than fully abandoning its role as primary tenant, Oracle is seeking to legally shield itself from financial liabilities if the facility fails to meet its planned 2028 operational target. The 2.45-gigawatt campus which will anchor Oracle’s major AI infrastructure initiatives has also encountered intense public opposition, local politics, and critical setbacks, including the denial of a key energy resources permit.

Full report : Oracle cites force majeure to shield itself on controversial New Mexico data center.