Oracle Corp.
co-founder Larry Ellison unveiled plans for an artificial intelligence-driven cancer vaccine system that could deliver personalized treatments within 48 hours, speaking at a White House briefing alongside tech leaders and President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
What Happened: The announcement came as part of a broader $500 billion AI infrastructure initiative called Stargate, a joint venture between Oracle, OpenAI, and SoftBank Group. The project will establish massive data centers across the United States, starting with a facility in Abilene, Texas.
“We can diagnose cancer using AI through a simple blood test,” Ellison explained during the briefing. “Once we sequence the genes of that cancer tumor, we can design an mRNA vaccine for each individual robotically using AI in about 48 hours.”
The initiative sparked a rally in AI-related stocks, with Oracle shares climbing 7.17% to close at $172.57. Other tech companies also saw significant gains, with NVIDIA Corp.
rising 3.95%, Arm Holdings plc
up 8.94%, and Dell Technologies Inc.
advancing 4.20%
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