CNBC Daily Open: Oracle's debt seems to be affecting data center funding

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The apprehension investors have surrounding Oracle

has spilled over from manifesting in its stock price — which has fallen nearly 50% from its all-time high on Sept. 10 — to affecting its projects.

Asset management firm Blue Owl Capital reportedly pulled out from Oracle’s $10 billion data center project over unfavorable debt terms, according to the Financial Times, as concerns about the tech giant’s high level of debt mount.

CNBC Daily Open: Oracle's debt seems to be affecting data center funding

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