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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure consumption revenue was up 86%.</p>\n<p>Oracle also announced a new $10 billion stock-repurchase authorization. In the quarter, the company bought back $7 billion of stock. Catz noted that the company over the last 10 years has repurchased 47% of its stock at an average price about half of the current level.</p>\n<p>On a conference call with analysts on Thursday afternoon, Catz said Oracle had a “fantastic quarter,” with “broad-based outperformance across the company.” She noted that the better-than-expected results came despite a currency headwind of $100 million in revenue and a penny a share in profits.</p>\n<p>Catz said the company’s fiscal 2022 revenue growth continues to accelerate from the 2021 level. 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