Oracle ended its fiscal third quarter with $553 billion in remaining purchase obligations -- up 325% year over year.

The cloud giant's valuation has become much more reasonable following a brutal sell-off, and its massive backlog suggests brighter days ahead.

The database and cloud provider has an enormous opportunity thanks to AI -- but it doesn't come without risk.

Oracle is behind the AI demand curve, but this could spell accelerating growth and significant upside for investors.

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Oracle's backlog was the centerpiece of the results. CEO Safra Catz revealed that the company's remaining performance obligation (RPO) -- a backlog of future sales -- rose to $553 billion, surging 325 ...

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