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Overview

Oracle is an American multinational technology company that develops and sells software, cloud infrastructure, database systems, enterprise applications, hardware, and technology services. Founded in Santa Clara, California, on June 16, 1977, as Software Development Laboratories, the company was established by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates. It initially focused on commercializing relational database technology at a time when most business computing systems were built around proprietary and difficult-to-integrate data architectures. Oracle’s early product strategy emphasized portability across computer systems, a commercially important distinction that helped the company build a broad installed base among corporations and government organizations. The company’s central franchise is Oracle Database, a relational database management system used to store, organize, secure, and process operational and analytical data. Over time, Oracle expanded beyond database licenses into middleware, development tools, engineered systems, application software, infrastructure services, and support subscriptions. Its software portfolio now covers enterprise resource planning, finance, procurement, human capital management, customer experience, sales, marketing, supply-chain management, project management, analytics, integration, identity, and industry-specific workflows. Oracle’s enterprise applications business was built partly through internal development and partly through a large acquisition program. Purchases of PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel Systems, Hyperion, BEA Systems, Sun Microsystems, and other companies broadened Oracle’s reach from database infrastructure into business applications, analytics, middleware, hardware, and programming platforms. The company used these assets to compete more directly with SAP and other enterprise-software vendors. In 2010, Oracle introduced Fusion Applications, a unified application architecture that incorporated capabilities associated with several acquired product families and became the foundation for Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Cloud computing is now a major strategic pillar. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides compute, storage, networking, database, security, analytics, artificial intelligence, and platform services. Oracle also offers cloud-delivered applications through Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, NetSuite, and industry products. A distinctive part of Oracle’s cloud strategy has been its effort to make Oracle databases and applications available in multicloud environments. Partnerships and interconnection arrangements with Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services, and Google Cloud allow customers to combine Oracle workloads with other hyperscalers rather than treating cloud platforms as mutually exclusive destinations. Oracle’s product scope also includes Java, obtained through the acquisition of Sun Microsystems; MySQL; Oracle NoSQL Database; Berkeley DB; TimesTen; Oracle Essbase; Oracle APEX; SQL Developer; NetBeans; Oracle Enterprise Manager; Oracle Fusion Middleware; and engineered hardware systems. The acquisition of Cerner in 2022 added electronic health records, clinical, revenue-cycle, and healthcare information technology capabilities, which Oracle has organized under Oracle Health and related healthcare businesses. The company has historically sold to large enterprises, public-sector institutions, financial organizations, telecommunications providers, manufacturers, retailers, universities, and healthcare systems. Its positioning combines mission-critical reliability, security, long-term support, compatibility with established enterprise environments, and a broad stack that can connect infrastructure, databases, applications, and industry workflows. Oracle’s business model has traditionally included software licenses, cloud subscriptions, technical support, consulting, hardware, and implementation services. Oracle remains one of the most influential enterprise tech…

History

Oracle’s history began on June 16, 1977, when Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates founded Software Development Laboratories in Santa Clara, California. The founders had worked as consultants and drew on experience with large-scale computing and data systems. Ellison was particularly influenced by Edgar F. Codd’s relational model of data and by descriptions of IBM’s System R research database. The new company pursued a commercial relational database that could operate across different computer systems, a strategy that contrasted with more hardware-specific database products of the era. Oracle’s early work was connected to a database project for the Central Intelligence Agency whose codename was Oracle. The company used the Oracle name for its database product and later received permission to use the codename as the basis for its corporate identity. Software Development Laboratories changed its name to Relational Software, Inc. in 1979 and then to Oracle Systems Corporation in 1983, reflecting the growing importance of its flagship database. The company’s founders divided responsibilities according to their strengths: Miner led technical development, Oates worked in development and product activities, and Ellison became the principal salesperson and commercial strategist. During the early 1980s, Oracle promoted SQL and relational database technology as a flexible platform for business applications. Its database could be deployed across multiple operating systems and hardware configurations, helping Oracle attract customers and independent software developers. Oracle went public on March 12, 1986. The company continued to expand internationally and moved its world headquarters to Redwood Shores in Redwood City, California, in 1989. Its growth was supported by aggressive sales, a growing developer ecosystem, and the increasing importance of structured data in corporate information systems. In the late 1980s, Oracle began developing and selling applications that ran on its database. The initial focus included financial and manufacturing software. Although early applications were not consistently profitable and sometimes competed with Oracle’s independent software partners, they created a path toward a more integrated enterprise stack. Oracle gradually expanded from infrastructure software into applications, middleware, management tools, consulting, and support. This strategy became more important as enterprise customers began looking for strategic technology suppliers rather than isolated product vendors. The company accelerated its applications strategy through acquisitions. It acquired PeopleSoft in 2005 after a highly contested takeover, added Siebel Systems in 2006 to strengthen customer-relationship management, and acquired BEA Systems in 2008 to broaden middleware and enterprise infrastructure capabilities. These transactions gave Oracle a portfolio that could compete more directly with SAP in enterprise applications and with IBM and other vendors in middleware and systems management. In 2010, Oracle launched Fusion Applications, integrating capabilities associated with PeopleSoft, Siebel, JD Edwards, and Oracle’s own application development. Oracle’s 2010 acquisition of Sun Microsystems was another major turning point. Completed on January 27, 2010, the transaction added the Java programming language, Solaris, SPARC systems, storage technologies, and other hardware and software assets. It changed Oracle from a primarily software-oriented company into an integrated systems vendor. The transaction attracted regulatory attention because of Sun’s ownership of MySQL and generated concern among open-source communities. Oracle later discontinued or changed several Sun projects and became involved in major litigation with Google concerning Java copyrights and patents. In the 2010s, Oracle expanded through cloud, analytics, security, data management, and infrastructure acquisitions. It acquired Dyn in 2016, adding internet-performance and DNS capabilities, and continued developing cloud applications and platform services. Oracle’s stock listing moved from Nasdaq to the New York Stock Exchange in July 2013. The company also established a significant presence in Austin, Texas, and announced in December 2020 that its world headquarters would move there from Redwood Shores. Oracle’s cloud strategy developed in response to the rise of Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. Rather than abandoning its established database and enterprise software base, Oracle sought to migrate those workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and to make them interoperable with competing clouds. In 2019, Oracle and Microsoft announced a partnership linking Oracle Cloud and Azure. The relationship expanded in 2023 with Oracle database services running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure within Microsoft Azure environments. Oracle subsequently announced comparable relationships involving Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, reinforcing its multicloud positioning. Healthcare became a larger strategic area after Oracle announced the acquisition of Cerner in December 2021. The transaction closed in 2022 and added electronic health records, clinical software, revenue-cycle management, and healthcare data capabilities. Oracle reorganized the business as Oracle Health and related healthcare operations, using the acquisition to enter more deeply into hospitals, clinicians, public-health organizations, and health systems. The company has since connected Oracle Health with broader cloud, database, artificial-intelligence, and industry software initiatives. In the 2020s, Oracle emphasized artificial intelligence, autonomous databases, cloud regions, specialized infrastructure, and large-scale data-center construction. Oracle Database 23ai and subsequent AI-oriented releases reflected the company’s effort to embed machine-learning and generative-AI capabilities into database and application workflows. At the same time, rapid infrastructure expansion created debate concerning electricity use, water consumption, environmental impact, and community effects around proposed data-center campuses. By fiscal 2026, Oracle was presenting cloud infrastructure and AI capacity as central growth engines while also reporting substantial workforce changes associated with restructuring and automation. Its current corporate identity is therefore broader than its original database business: Oracle operates as a full-stack enterprise technology provider combining databases, cloud infrastructure, applications, developer platforms, hardware, healthcare systems, and long-term technology services.

  • 2026

    Fiscal-year workforce reported at approximately 141,000

    [7]

    Oracle’s annual filing reported approximately 141,000 full-time employees as of May 31, 2026.

  • 2025

    Dual-CEO leadership structure introduced

    [3]

    Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia became chief executive officers, while Safra Catz moved to executive vice chair of the board.

  • 2024

    Oracle Database 23ai released

    [1]

    Oracle promoted Oracle Database 23ai as an AI-oriented generation of its flagship database platform.

  • 2024

    Nashville headquarters and technology hub plans announced

    [1]

    Oracle announced plans for a major office and technology hub in Nashville, Tennessee, while retaining Austin as its world-headquarters location during the transition.

  • 2023

    Oracle-Microsoft interconnection expanded

    [1]

    The companies expanded their partnership to provide Oracle database services on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure operating inside Microsoft Azure.

  • 2022

    Cerner acquisition completed

    [5]

    Oracle completed the Cerner acquisition, creating a major healthcare technology business within Oracle.

  • 2021

    Cerner acquisition announced

    [4]

    Oracle announced an agreement to acquire Cerner, a major healthcare information-technology company.

  • 2020

    Headquarters relocation to Austin announced

    [1]

    Oracle announced that it would move its world headquarters from Redwood Shores to Austin, Texas.

  • 2019

    Oracle-Microsoft cloud partnership announced

    [1]

    Oracle and Microsoft announced a partnership to connect Oracle Cloud and Microsoft Azure for enterprise workloads.

  • 2016

    Dyn acquisition

    [1]

    Oracle acquired Dyn, adding internet infrastructure, DNS, and traffic-management capabilities to its cloud portfolio.

Products and positioning

Enterprise-grade database, cloud infrastructure, applications, and industry technology for large organizations and mission-critical workloads.

  • Relational database management system · 1979

    Oracle Database

    Oracle Database is the company’s foundational relational database platform. It supports transaction processing, analytics, high availability, security, data integration, and large-scale enterprise workloads. Oracle has extended the core database with automation, in-memory processing, multitenancy, cloud deployment models, and artificial-intelligence features. The product is available for on-premises environments, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and selected multicloud arrangements.

  • Cloud infrastructure platform · 2016

    Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

    Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides compute, storage, networking, security, containers, databases, analytics, artificial-intelligence services, and other infrastructure capabilities. It is designed for enterprise workloads that require predictable performance, specialized hardware, database integration, and control over deployment environments. Oracle has positioned OCI as both a primary cloud platform and a foundation for multicloud database services.

  • Enterprise applications · 2010

    Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications

    Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications is a suite of cloud-based business applications covering enterprise resource planning, financials, procurement, project management, human capital management, customer experience, sales, marketing, and supply-chain management. It unified technologies and functional capabilities associated with Oracle’s internal products and acquisitions, including PeopleSoft, Siebel, and JD Edwards. The suite is aimed at large organizations seeking integrated business processes and recurring cloud delivery.

  • Automated database service · 2018

    Oracle Autonomous Database

    Oracle Autonomous Database is a cloud database service designed to automate provisioning, patching, tuning, backups, security controls, and other administrative tasks. It is part of Oracle’s effort to reduce the operational burden associated with enterprise databases while maintaining Oracle Database compatibility. The service is offered in multiple deployment configurations through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and related cloud environments.

  • AI-enabled database · 2025

    Oracle AI Database

    Oracle AI Database is the newer AI-oriented branding and product generation for Oracle’s database technology. It incorporates features intended to support vector search, machine-learning and generative-AI workloads, application development, and the use of enterprise data in AI systems while retaining the transactional, security, and governance capabilities associated with Oracle Database.

  • Open-source relational database · 1995

    MySQL

    MySQL is a widely used relational database management system acquired by Oracle through Sun Microsystems. It is distributed under open-source and commercial licensing models and is used in web applications, embedded products, cloud services, and enterprise software. Oracle maintains commercial support, cloud services, and enterprise tooling around MySQL while the database remains a major open-source technology.

  • Programming language and platform · 1995

    Java

    Java is a programming language and software platform acquired through Sun Microsystems. It is used for enterprise applications, server software, Android-related development history, embedded systems, tools, and large-scale backend services. Oracle manages commercial Java distributions, support, development tools, and platform releases, while the wider Java ecosystem includes open-source implementations and independent vendors.

  • Cloud business management software · 1998

    Oracle NetSuite

    Oracle NetSuite is a cloud business-management suite serving finance, accounting, inventory, customer management, ecommerce, professional services, and other operational needs. It is particularly associated with growing and mid-sized businesses, subsidiaries, and organizations seeking a broad cloud suite without assembling numerous separate applications. NetSuite operates as an Oracle business unit under Evan Goldberg’s leadership.

  • Healthcare information technology · 2022

    Oracle Health

    Oracle Health incorporates Cerner’s healthcare information-technology assets with Oracle’s cloud, database, and AI capabilities. Its portfolio includes electronic health records, clinical workflows, revenue-cycle tools, healthcare data management, public-health systems, and related services. Oracle has presented the business as a platform for improving interoperability, reducing administrative work, and connecting clinical information across healthcare organizations.

  • Middleware and integration software · 2006

    Oracle Fusion Middleware

    Oracle Fusion Middleware is a family of software products that connects applications, databases, users, identity systems, business processes, content, analytics, and integration environments. It has included application servers, service-oriented architecture tools, business-process management, identity management, content management, enterprise search, and business-intelligence components. The product line helps organizations integrate Oracle and third-party systems.

  • Low-code application development · 2004

    Oracle APEX

    Oracle APEX is a low-code development platform for building web applications that use Oracle Database. It enables developers and business teams to create data-centric applications with declarative tools, reusable components, authentication, reporting, forms, workflows, and dashboards. APEX is available for cloud and database deployments and is intended to shorten development cycles while preserving enterprise database controls.

  • Enterprise management software · 1999

    Oracle Enterprise Manager

    Oracle Enterprise Manager is a management and monitoring platform for Oracle databases, middleware, applications, hardware, virtualization environments, and cloud resources. It provides administrators with tools for performance monitoring, lifecycle management, configuration, security, automation, diagnostics, and capacity planning across complex enterprise estates.

Controversies

  • 2026

    Google says ShinyHunters hackers expanded attacks on Oracle's PeopleSoft

    In September 2026, Google reported that the hacking group ShinyHunters had expanded its attacks to Oracle's PeopleSoft software. The event, dated September 26, 2026, concerns Oracle's PeopleSoft product and was described in a report attributed to Google. According to the event information, the ShinyHunters group broadened its targeting to include PeopleSoft. No additional details about the scope of the attacks, affected parties, data involved, or Oracle's response were provided in the available material. The note records the reported expansion of attacks as a security-related controversy involving Oracle's PeopleSoft software.

    Source

  • 2026

    Oracle discloses high-severity Java vulnerability

    Oracle issued a security notice disclosing a high-severity vulnerability affecting Oracle Java SE and Oracle GraalVM products. According to the notice, Oracle provided patches for products covered by advanced or extended support. The disclosure identifies the affected product lines and the availability of patches for supported products; no further details on the vulnerability's nature, exploitation, or impact were included in the notice as summarized.

    Source

  • 2026

    Oracle adds Secure Backup to PHP2Shell affected-product list

    Oracle added Secure Backup to its list of products affected by PHP2Shell and urged customers to apply available patches for the PHP vulnerabilities. The update places Secure Backup among the products the company identifies as affected by the PHP2Shell issue. Oracle's guidance to customers is to install the patches that are available for the relevant PHP vulnerabilities.

    Source

  • 2025

    Oracle Health alleged data breach

    A threat actor claimed to have stolen millions of records from legacy systems associated with Oracle Health. Oracle said Oracle Cloud Infrastructure was not breached and did not confirm the claimed number of records. Reports indicated that unauthorized access may have involved legacy Cerner servers, prompting warnings for customers to secure their environments.

    Source

  • 2020

    The Privacy Collective brings GDPR claims against Oracle and Salesforce

    The Privacy Collective brought class action claims against Oracle and Salesforce in Dutch, English and Welsh courts, alleging that their processing and sharing of personal data collected by third-party cookies for targeted advertising breached the GDPR. Oracle denied the claims and said it would defend against them; Salesforce also disputed the allegations and said it intended to demonstrate they were without merit.

    Source

  • 2020

    ByteDance clarifies reports about TikTok's proposed U.S. cooperation

    ByteDance issued a clarification addressing rumors about the proposed TikTok cooperation, including claims that ByteDance would lose control of TikTok Global and that Oracle might take possession of TikTok's source code. ByteDance said TikTok Global was wholly owned by ByteDance and that the proposal involved no transfer of algorithms or technology.

    Source

  • 2020

    Court rules in Oracle–Rimini Street copyright litigation

    A Nevada district court ruled on motions for partial summary judgment in the copyright litigation between Oracle and Rimini Street. The court found that certain past Rimini Street support practices and certain practices described as new infringed Oracle copyrights. The court also dismissed various claims and defenses asserted by Rimini Street. The ruling addressed only the motions before the court and did not set out further relief or final resolution of the litigation.

    Source

  • 2013

    Cover Oregon website failure and litigation

    Oracle was contracted to develop the Cover Oregon health-insurance exchange website, which failed during its planned October 2013 launch. Oracle and the State of Oregon later brought competing legal claims involving contract performance, fraud, false claims, and related allegations. The dispute settled in 2016 for more than $100 million to the state and an agreement for Oracle to continue modernizing state software.

    Source

  • 2012

    GSA contracting dispute and False Claims Act settlement

    Oracle settled a U.S. General Services Administration False Claims Act case for $199.5 million in 2011. In 2012, the GSA banned Oracle from its main contract-bidding portal for undisclosed reasons. The episode raised questions about Oracle’s government-contracting practices and compliance.

    Source

  • 2010

    Sun acquisition and open-source concerns

    Oracle’s acquisition of Sun Microsystems drew opposition from open-source advocates and other stakeholders concerned about the future of MySQL, OpenSolaris, StarOffice, and related projects. Oracle later discontinued some Sun open-source initiatives and pursued litigation involving Java technology acquired from Sun.

    Source

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Marketing campaigns

  • 2010Software. Hardware. Complete.

    Global

    Following the Sun Microsystems acquisition, Oracle used this message to communicate that it could provide integrated software and hardware systems.

    Outcome. The campaign marked Oracle’s expanded position as an integrated systems and infrastructure vendor.

    Source
  • 2008The Information Company

    Global

    Oracle promoted itself as “The Information Company,” linking databases, applications, middleware, and technology services under one corporate identity.

    Outcome. The campaign reflected Oracle’s transition toward an integrated enterprise stack.

    Source
  • 1990Information driven

    Global

    Oracle used the phrase “Information driven” to emphasize the strategic value of corporate data and database technology.

    Outcome. The slogan reinforced Oracle’s identity as a data-centered enterprise technology company.

    Source
  • 1990Can't break it, can't break in

    Global

    This Oracle Database advertising theme presented the product as both dependable and secure for mission-critical workloads.

    Outcome. The campaign supported Oracle’s reliability and security positioning in the enterprise database market.

    Source
  • 1990Enabling the Information Age

    Global

    Oracle used this corporate message to associate its database and enterprise software with the expansion of networked information systems.

    Outcome. The message broadened the brand beyond database software toward a more general information-technology role.

    Source

Brand decisions

  • 2026

    Increase AI and cloud infrastructure investment while restructuring operationsStrategy

    Background

    Oracle’s fiscal 2026 strategy centered on expanding cloud infrastructure and AI capacity, while automation and restructuring affected the company’s workforce.

    Action taken

    Oracle continued building cloud regions and AI infrastructure and reported approximately 141,000 full-time employees at fiscal year-end, down from approximately 162,000 a year earlier.

    Aftermath

    The decision reinforced Oracle’s shift toward capital-intensive AI and cloud infrastructure, accompanied by workforce reductions and continuing scrutiny of execution, financing, and data-center impacts.

    Full-time employees. Approximately 162,000 as of May 31, 2025 → Approximately 141,000 as of May 31, 2026 (Fiscal years 2025–2026)

    • Microsoft — Microsoft continued expanding its own AI infrastructure and cloud capacity.
    • Amazon Web Services — AWS remained a major competitor in cloud infrastructure and AI compute.
    • Google Cloud — Google Cloud continued competing in AI infrastructure, data platforms, and cloud services.
    Source

  • 2025

    Reorganize executive leadership around cloud and industry growthStrategy

    Background

    Oracle was emphasizing cloud infrastructure, AI capacity, applications, and industry-specific businesses while increasing the scale of its data-center and platform investments.

    Action taken

    Oracle promoted Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia to chief executive officers and appointed Safra Catz executive vice chair of the board.

    Aftermath

    The dual-CEO structure placed leaders associated with cloud infrastructure and industry applications at the center of Oracle’s next operating phase.

    Source

  • 2024

    Expand Nashville as a major corporate and technology hubStrategy

    Background

    Oracle sought to increase its presence in Nashville, a location associated with healthcare, technology, and business-services talent, while continuing its broader headquarters transition.

    Action taken

    Oracle announced plans for a large Nashville office and technology complex and continued adding office capacity in the city.

    Aftermath

    Nashville became one of Oracle’s most important planned employment and corporate-development locations, particularly for healthcare and technology operations.

    Source

  • 2021

    Acquire CernerM&A

    Background

    Oracle sought a larger presence in healthcare information technology and an opportunity to apply cloud, database, and AI capabilities to clinical and administrative systems.

    Action taken

    Oracle announced an agreement to acquire Cerner in December 2021 and completed the transaction in 2022.

    Aftermath

    Cerner became the foundation of Oracle Health and expanded Oracle into electronic health records, healthcare data, clinical workflows, and revenue-cycle systems.

    Acquisition consideration. Approximately US$28.3 billion in cash (Announced December 2021; completed 2022)

    • Microsoft — Microsoft was among the major technology companies also pursuing healthcare-cloud and healthcare-data opportunities.
    • Google — Google was another major technology competitor with healthcare data and AI initiatives.
    Source

  • 2019

    Pursue multicloud interoperability through Microsoft partnershipStrategy

    Background

    Oracle faced intense competition from Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud while many customers wanted to retain Oracle databases and applications across multiple cloud providers.

    Action taken

    Oracle and Microsoft announced direct connectivity between Oracle Cloud and Azure, later expanding the relationship to deliver Oracle database services within Azure environments.

    Aftermath

    The partnership became a central example of Oracle’s strategy to make its database and enterprise workloads portable across major clouds rather than relying exclusively on OCI.

    • Amazon Web Services — AWS remained a principal infrastructure competitor as Oracle expanded its own cloud and multicloud relationships.
    • Google Cloud — Google Cloud later became part of Oracle’s broader multicloud database availability strategy.
    Source

  • 2010

    Acquire Sun MicrosystemsM&A

    Background

    Oracle wanted to add hardware, operating systems, Java, storage, and systems technology to its database and enterprise-software portfolio.

    Action taken

    Oracle completed the acquisition of Sun Microsystems on January 27, 2010.

    Aftermath

    Oracle became a broader software-and-hardware systems company and assumed control of Java, MySQL, Solaris, SPARC, and other Sun assets.

    Acquisition value. More than US$7 billion (2010 transaction)

    • European Commission — The European Commission subjected the transaction to extended review, particularly because of concerns involving MySQL, before approving it unconditionally.
    Source

  • 2010

    Launch Fusion ApplicationsProduct launch

    Background

    Oracle needed a unified applications architecture capable of combining functionality from Oracle, PeopleSoft, Siebel, and JD Edwards while supporting its long-term cloud transition.

    Action taken

    Oracle introduced Fusion Applications as an integrated suite of enterprise business applications.

    Aftermath

    Fusion became the foundation for Oracle’s modern cloud applications strategy across ERP, HCM, CX, and supply-chain functions.

    • SAP — SAP continued competing for enterprise application customers through its own application suite and migration programs.
    Source

  • 2005

    Acquire PeopleSoft to build an enterprise-applications platformM&A

    Background

    Oracle sought to compete more directly with SAP and expand beyond database infrastructure into enterprise resource planning, human resources, and related applications.

    Action taken

    Oracle completed its contested acquisition of PeopleSoft and integrated the company’s application assets into Oracle’s wider product portfolio.

    Aftermath

    The transaction materially strengthened Oracle’s applications business and contributed to the later development of Fusion Applications.

    • SAP — SAP targeted customers of acquired Oracle application businesses with migration offers and discounts.
    Source

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  49. 49英伟达、甲骨文宣布：扩大合作finance.sina.com.cn
  50. 50After 21,000 Layoffs, Oracle is Coming for More Jobs to Fund its AI Pushopenthemagazine.com
  51. 51After Brutal 6AM Layoffs, Oracle Plans Fresh Job Cuts as Billions in AI Spending Drive More Payroll Reductionsibtimes.co.uk
  52. 52Amazon消费者业务宣布永久关闭Oracle数据库tech.sina.com.cn
  53. 53AstraZeneca partners with Oracle for AI-driven clinical trialsthestar.com.my
  54. 54Birlasoft wins 2019 Oracle Excellence Award in Emerging Technologies categorybusiness-standard.com
  55. 55China’s Tencent leases 100,000 chips from Oracle to accelerate AI push, FT reports - Reutersnews.google.com
  56. 56Deutsche Bank Partners with Oracle to Accelerate Technology Modernizationprnewswire.com
  57. 57Ellison pledges data center build out after a Q2 when demand outstripped supply for Oracle Cloud Infrastructurediginomica.com
  58. 58Federal Bank Expands Collaboration with Oracle and Infosys to Implement a Cloud-Based Customer Relationship Management Systemequitybulls.com
  59. 59Google alters its cloud playbook, enlisting partners to sell more AI chipscnbc.com
  60. 60How Red Bull's F1 team is using AI to make split-second decisions for Max Verstappencnbc.com
  61. 61Kansas City-based Cerner to be acquired by tech giant Oracle for $28.3 billionyahoo.com
  62. 62Monday Properties acquires Nestle-anchored CT office complex - Real Estate Weeklyrew-online.com
  63. 63Nvidia releases software platform to stop AI agents from misbehavingcnbc.com
  64. 64OpenAI與甲骨文深化合作 ChatGPT融入企業應用提升營運 | 蕃新聞n.yam.com
  65. 65OpenTeQ collaborates with Microsoft & Oracle for digital transformation in organizationsaninews.in
  66. 66Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) Launches $1 Billion Multi-Year Program To Accelerate Partner AI Developmentforeignpolicyjournal.com
  67. 67Oracle 推出 Deep Trust AI 架构，助力企业安心推进 AI 创新cbinews.com
  68. 68Oracle 證實向 TikTok 提出收購 承諾總部以及用戶數據均在美國unwire.hk
  69. 69Oracle acquires Cerner for USD 28.3 billion - JusticeNewsFlash.comjusticenewsflash.com
  70. 70Oracle acquires e-health records firm Cerner for $28.3 bnfreepressjournal.in
  71. 71Oracle acquires GloriaFood to expand cloud POS platform appspizzamarketplace.com
  72. 72Oracle Acquires Romanian Food Ordering Start-up Gloria Foodzfenglish.com
  73. 73Oracle Announces Fiscal 2020 Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Full Year Financial Resultsprnewswire.com
  74. 74Oracle Announces Fiscal 2020 Third Quarter Financial Resultsprnewswire.com
  75. 75Oracle Announces Fiscal 2021 Fourth Quarter and Fiscal Full Year Financial Resultsprnewswire.com
  76. 76Oracle Announces Fiscal 2021 Second Quarter Financial Resultsprnewswire.com
  77. 77Oracle Announces Fiscal 2021 Third Quarter Financial Resultsprnewswire.com
  78. 78Oracle Announces Fiscal 2022 First Quarter Financial Resultsprnewswire.com
  79. 79Oracle Announces Fiscal 2022 Second Quarter Financial Resultsprnewswire.com
  80. 80Oracle announces its new Oracle Support Rewards program - Technutertechnuter.com
  81. 81Oracle Announces Pricing of $20 Billion of Common Stock and Senior Notesprnewswire.com
  82. 82Oracle climbs as AI-fueled backlog growth deflects spending worries - Reutersnews.google.com
  83. 83Oracle for Research introduces new cloud servicetass.com
  84. 84Oracle for Research Introduces New Cloud Service and Awards to Accelerate Scientific Innovationprnewswire.com
  85. 85Oracle GoldenGate全新推出隨用隨付的彈性雲服務ithome.com.tw
  86. 86Oracle GoldenGate推出随用随付的弹性云服务news.e-works.net.cn
  87. 87Oracle has drawn up plans for a new round of layoffs this month, sources saybusinessinsider.com
  88. 88Oracle HCM荣获2021中国人力资源技术供应商价值大奖news.e-works.net.cn
  89. 89Oracle Introduces AI Agents to Speed Fusion Software Setupsmallbiztrends.com
  90. 90Oracle Introduces Exadata Cloud Service X8Mprnewswire.com
  91. 91Oracle launches a cloud-native observability platform for hybrid IT - SiliconANGLEsiliconangle.com
  92. 92Oracle launches Arm-based cloud computing service using Ampere chipsiol.co.za
  93. 93Oracle launches Cloud E3 platform, built on second-gen AMD Epyc processors - ZDNETzdnet.com
  94. 94Oracle launches Cloud Infrastructure Data Science Service - ZDNETzdnet.com
  95. 95Oracle launches multi-cloud management platform - ZDNETzdnet.com
  96. 96Oracle Launches MySQL Database Service With Business Analytics Capabilities | CRNcrn.com
  97. 97Oracle launches new agentic AI to take on complex tasks such as supply chains | The Nationalthenationalnews.com
  98. 98Oracle launches new B2B sales solution, new CDM for Oracle Service Cloud | MarTechmartech.org
  99. 99Oracle launches new data centre in Hyderabadthehindubusinessline.com
  100. 100Oracle Launches World's First Ad Measurement Technology for 3D In-game Environmentsprnewswire.com
  101. 101Oracle Media Fabric 正式推出news.e-works.net.cn
  102. 102Oracle partners with Airtel in boost for cloud businessdeccanherald.com
  103. 103Oracle partners with OpenAI to bring ChatGPT, Codex and AI tools to enterprise businesses- Moneycontrol.commoneycontrol.com
  104. 104Oracle pledges US$1B investment for partner growth - ARNarnnet.com.au
  105. 105Oracle raises $20 billion through stock and bond sales to fund AI pushbusiness-standard.com
  106. 106Oracle sends force majeure notice on its New Mexico Stargate data centertechcrunch.com
  107. 107Oracle shares drop on report it sent 'force majeure' notice about data center projectcnbc.com
  108. 108Oracle stock drops as the company moves to shield itself from controversial data center costs - finance.yahoo.comnews.google.com
  109. 109Oracle to acquire Cerner, will shift healthcare IT company to Oracle Clouddatacenterdynamics.com
  110. 110Oracle to cut jobs again as AI boom drives a costly infrastructure racebusiness-standard.com
  111. 111Oracle unveils ad measurement tech for 3D in-game environmentstelecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com
  112. 112Oracle Unveils AI Agent Studio to Streamline Industry-Specific Workflowssmallbiztrends.com
  113. 113Oracle Unveils AI Agents to Automate Supply Chain Operationssmallbiztrends.com
  114. 114Oracle Unveils AI Agents to Speed Cloud Software Implementationsmallbiztrends.com
  115. 115Oracle Unveils Clinical One Data Collection Cloud Serviceprnewswire.com
  116. 116Oracle Unveils Five AI Agents to Automate Sales and Servicesmallbiztrends.com
  117. 117Oracle upgrades its Cloud@Customer service to offer all its cloud services on-premises instancesdatacenterdynamics.com
  118. 118Oracle's stock rises on earnings and revenue beat fueled by AI cloud demandcnbc.com
  119. 119Oracle发布第四季度强劲财报 计划加速云业务资本投入soft.zhiding.cn
  120. 120Oracle发布新版本自主数据仓库 让数据分析师和普通用户工作更轻松soft.zhiding.cn
  121. 121Oracle擴展混合雲解決方案推出Roving Edge基礎設施ithome.com.tw
  122. 122Oracle收购CrowdTwist以提高客户忠诚度soft.zhiding.cn
  123. 123Put It Forward Expands Oracle Partnership to Deliver End-to End Cross-Cloud Data Automation Solutions on Oracle Cloud Infrastructureprweb.com
  124. 124RChilli Announces Partnership with Oracleprweb.com
  125. 125Tech layoffs 2026: AI drives mass job cuts; tech majors like Meta, Microsoft take lead | Company Business Newslivemint.com
  126. 126Technology Associates Uganda wins coverted award at Oracle Partner Executive Forumpmldaily.com
  127. 127TEKLYNX International Renews Strategic Partnerships with Leading ERP Providers Oracle® and SAP®prweb.com
  128. 128TikTok沒死！川普准甲骨文、沃爾瑪收購 將維持營運 | 國際 | 三立新聞網 SETN.COMsetn.com
  129. 129Wipro wins 'Oracle UK & Ireland Partner of the Year 2020' award for customer experiencebusiness-standard.com
  130. 130Wipro wins 'Oracle UK & Ireland Partner of the Year 2020' award in 'Customer Experience' categoryequitybulls.com
  131. 131WSJ：甲骨文擬收購數據醫療公司Cerner 開價300億美元news.cnyes.com

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