SAP’s new AI agents will improve productivity by collaborating across business functions — along with its Joule AI assistant — to handle complex workflows.
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After brokering multi-cloud infrastructure deals, Ellison now sets his sights on uniting competing SaaS giants to ease app integration, aiming to revolutionize enterprise tech.
A recent keynote revealed Larry Ellison’s vision for an applications cloud similar to the multi-cloud infrastructure deals that he drove.
ServiceNow’s suite of AI-driven workflows could lead to powerful partnerships — or intense competition — with SAP and Oracle.
ServiceNow, under Bill McDermott’s leadership, is expanding its workflow platform and potentially positioning itself against major applications vendors like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft in the evolving cloud market.
Google Cloud’s remarkable growth under CEO Thomas Kurian defies early skepticism, now positioning the company as the third-largest enterprise software provider with accelerating growth.
Legacy tech giants like Oracle, SAP, and IBM defy the odds with significant gains amidst the AI boom, challenging misconceptions about their cloud competitiveness.
NetSuite is leveraging rapid advancements in AI technology to enhance business productivity and drive adoption across various industries.
The leadership of Arvind Krishna and others has successfully guided legacy tech companies like Oracle, SAP, and IBM through transformative changes, leading to significant market cap gains in the AI revolution.
Oracle is capitalizing on its booming cloud infrastructure and strategic multicloud deals to drive substantial revenue growth and innovation across its portfolio.
During Oracle CloudWorld, keynotes and sessions have demonstrated Oracle’s commitment to enterprise GenAI.
Oracle executive Steve Miranda discusses how the company is integrating AI into its cloud applications, focusing on security, innovation, and customer value without additional costs.
Oracle’s recent partnerships with major cloud providers signal a shift towards cooperation, enhancing customer benefits amid ongoing competition.
Larry Ellison’s latest “bizarre” idea: Oracle is designing a $100 billion AI-focused data center powered by three small nuclear reactors.
Larry Ellison could announce at CloudWorld that Oracle will offer cloud capabilities enabling customers to create their own cloud regions within their data centers.
The escalating costs of powering AI advancements have pushed Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Oracle to invest massively in cloud infrastructure.
Google Cloud’s BigQuery is poised to lead in enabling businesses to leverage real-time data analytics for faster, more informed decision-making in today’s rapidly evolving landscape.
Oracle embraces the latest NVIDIA chips to power AI services to enhance developers’ abilities to create scalable gaming, video applications.
Building on its longstanding cloud strengths, Google Cloud has similarly staked out a leadership position in AI based on tech innovation, partnerships, and customer successes.
Salesforce and Workday join forces to harness AI capabilities, seeking to deliver integrated data experiences that rival those of SAP and Oracle.