Oracle and AWS have expanded their long-term strategic collaboration to accelerate customer migration to Oracle AI Database@AWS, now available in 22 AWS regions globally. They introduced the Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure, offering high performance and pay-per-use economics suitable for organizations of any size. This service supports AI workloads directly on business data without data duplication, enabling enterprises to integrate Oracle databases with AWS AI and analytics services efficiently. Major clients like CJ Olive Young, Kobalt Music Group, and the Metropolitan Transport Authority of Barcelona are already leveraging this platform for critical workloads, highlighting its growing adoption across industries. The collaboration also includes support from global partners to simplify migration and enhance AI adoption.
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Investor Steve Eisman highlights that the future revenue of tech giants like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Oracle heavily depends on AI startups OpenAI and Anthropic, which contribute 70% of their AI-related income and up to 35% of cloud revenue. Ei...
The tech sector saw strong gains led by Dell Technologies, whose AI server business grew by 757%, driving its stock up nearly 10% to $484.49. Other companies like Nokia, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Resideo Technologies, and Oracle also posted signifi...
Oracle and Super Micro Computer closed fiscal 2026 with strong AI-related growth but both face cash flow issues. Oracle's cloud infrastructure revenue surged 93% year-over-year, supported by a massive $638 billion backlog, driving optimistic FY2027 r...
