More than 80% of enterprises use a combination of Microsoft and Oracle to run their business. As organizations look to move those computing workloads out of their own data centers and into the cloud, or to build new cloud-native applications, they ...

Even in its fourth-place position, Oracle clearly sees an opportunity to differentiate from competitors, based on its core database IP and a focus on high-performance applications. There are quite a few companies that are interested in migrating ...

Oracle may have more room to run as its expanding artificial intelligence and cloud businesses strengthen long-term growth prospects, acc

Oracle Chief Executive Officer Larry Ellison unveiled a high-end server with more memory Sunday evening, and the tech company updated its flagship database to compete against SAP in meeting businesses' growing information needs. Oracle will also sell ...

Oracle is set to report its earnings results, with analysts predicting a 7% increase in revenues compared to the previous year. The company's cloud computing business is expected to be a major driver of revenue growth. Oracle has a solid track record of ...

This article was originally published on the Motley Fool. Database giant Oracle is taking the gloves off. The shift to cloud computing threatens the company's core business, and it's been slow to adapt. Amazon.com's cloud computing arm is the overwhelming ...

Oracle is reportedly in discussions with Meta for a substantial multi-year cloud computing agreement valued at approximately $20 billion. This potential deal highlights Meta's efforts to enhance its computing capabilities for AI model training and deployment.

May 25 (Reuters) - Oracle Corp ORCL.N on Tuesday launched a cloud computing service powered by data center chips from Ampere Computing based on technology from Arm Ltd, the second major cloud company to offer an Arm-based service after Amazon.com's AMZN.O ...

Wall Street analysts are big fans of Oracle ( ORCL 0.91%). Across the 43 analysts that currently cover the stock, most of the analyst ratings are buy or strong buy. The average analyst price target is just over $345 per share, while the most optimistic price target is a whopping $430 per share. The stock currently hovers around $280.

Oracle has always had a swagger that reflects the public persona of its bombastic leader, Larry Ellison, but over the last several years, as the company has transitioned to the cloud, it has required a transformation to one that is softer and more customer ...

Want to know why you’re hearing so much about cloud computing these days? Oracle CEO Mark Hurd points to three reasons: Companies feel an incredible need for tech innovation. The IT infrastructure they have to innovate on is old. There’s no money.