Microsoft AI’s new Superintelligence Team is set to create advanced, ethical AI with humanity at its core.

Oracle’s strategy, as outlined by Loaiza, is designed to meet customers wherever they operate — whether on-premises, in the public cloud, across multicloud hyperscaler environments, or within a fully deployed cloud region located directly in a customer’s data center.

Microsoft enhances Copilot with smarter AI search, clearer citations, aggregated sources, and publisher-friendly transparency to support a healthier web ecosystem.

Oracle is using its multicloud partnerships with Microsoft, Google and AWS to reignite its core database business. It aims to reach $20 billion in revenue within five years by riding the AI inference wave and offering flexible multicloud deployment.

Stijn Geeroms shares insights on Cegeka, the company that Microsoft awarded as Partner of the Year for supply chain.

The Microsoft‑Oracle database partnership is generating nearly all of Oracle’s multi‑cloud database growth so far, with Larry Ellison believing AWS and Google Cloud will ramp up soon and drive the next wave of revenue.

Steve Miranda explained how Oracle customers who moved to the cloud are now well‑positioned to exploit AI: consolidating data, using one platform, and getting ready for large‑scale impact.

OpenAI is diversifying its cloud strategy, turning to AWS in addition to Microsoft and Oracle.

Google Cloud’s Q3 2025 saw explosive 34% growth, a $155B backlog, and more billion-dollar AI deals than the last two years combined, cementing its rise as the AI-first cloud powerhouse.

An Analyst-Agent Pair, augmented by agent orchestrators, drives greater human and business productivity. AIS leaders shares key drivers and metrics of success.

Sundar Pichai credits larger deals, more customers, and deepening AI relationships for Google Cloud’s explosive quarter.

AWS hit 20% growth in Q3, but Microsoft, Google Cloud, and Oracle outpaced it in AI-driven revenue and future backlog.

Microsoft is positioning itself as a leader in the voice-enabled agent workflow space, supported by its vast user base.

AWS, once the cloud pioneer, is now lagging behind Microsoft, Google, and Oracle in growth and innovation amid the AI Revolution.

Deep-reasoning agent gains ability to fill out forms, create apps and build presentations after gathering data from a wide range of approved sources.

T.K. Anand outlines how Oracle brings AI to customer data, enabling flexible, vendor-neutral access across systems and industries.

Workday introduced a new AI model library that brings domain-specific automation and deeper intelligence to enterprise contract management.

Palantir’s Q3 results redefine hypergrowth, and CEO Alexander Karp’s scathing industry commentary redefines candor.

Oracle’s latest innovation, Database 26ai, includes support for vector data, unified data models, and embedded agentic workflows to help organizations unlock the full potential of private enterprise data with AI.

A record-breaking quarter shows Palantir redefining how AI and data can transform entire industries.

Copilot Mode in Edge allows users to interact with webpages using voice, access guided browsing sessions, and enjoy AI-driven security.

Oracle’s cloud strategy blends full-stack engineering with aggressive AI and GPU expansion.

Microsoft’s latest Copilot update introduces text-based interaction with Copilot Vision, expanding beyond voice commands to give users more flexibility and accessibility.

Google Cloud’s 46% Q3 backlog growth and Oracle’s 43% outpaced rivals, signaling rapid momentum shifts in the hyperscaler race.

Oracle and Google Cloud are outpacing AWS and Microsoft in RPO/backlog growth, signaling a shift in cloud market leadership focused on future business commitments rather than past revenue.

Google Cloud is growing significantly faster than Microsoft and AWS, signaling a shift in who’s winning new AI business despite trailing in total revenue.

At Oracle’s AI World event in Las Vegas, Executive VP Juan Loaiza discusses why databases are more important than ever, because AI is making data accessible in new ways, enabling business users to interact via natural language rather than traditional SQL.