Oracle's shares dipped slightly on Thursday, following a record-breaking surge in the previous session driven by strong gains in the company's AI cloud business. The enterprise software maker's remarkable rise, fueled by a wave of multi-billion-dollar cloud deals, puts the spotlight on the scramble for computing power from companies that are pouring billions to become leaders in the AI race. "Oracle lit a fire under the rekindled AI trade," said Richard Hunter, head of markets at Interactive