A recent keynote revealed Larry Ellison’s vision for an applications cloud similar to the multi-cloud infrastructure deals that he drove.
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Oracle is focused on simplifying multi-cloud environments while delivering strong performance and reliability.
Microsoft’s delay in recognizing security as a top priority has raised questions about its previous focus and fostered skepticism about its ability to create a genuine security-first culture.
Legacy tech giants like Oracle, SAP, and IBM defy the odds with significant gains amidst the AI boom, challenging misconceptions about their cloud competitiveness.
Oracle’s recent partnerships with major cloud providers signal a shift towards cooperation, enhancing customer benefits amid ongoing competition.
Oracle’s multi-cloud strategy, now expanded with AWS joining Microsoft and Google Cloud, is reshaping traditional business practices and delivering significant benefits to customers.
The growing multi-cloud collaboration between Oracle and Google Cloud is transforming the cloud industry, offering enhanced customer benefits through deeper partnerships and integration.
By offering to deploy Oracle Cloud entirely within clients’ facilities, Larry Ellison sets the stage for a new era in customizable, on-premises cloud offerings.
From AI breakthroughs to cloud infrastructure growth, Oracle’s upcoming event is set to redefine the digital landscape for enterprises of all sizes.
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Amazon’s GenAI assistant, Q, has not only showcased its advanced capabilities but also delivered remarkable financial and operational benefits.
Amazon’s use of generative AI is saving hundreds of millions in costs and thousands of year of developer time, enabling its teams to focus on higher-value tasks.
AIS Cloud, powered by the groundbreaking Oracle Alloy, offers businesses in Thailand a robust cloud and AI infrastructure — from a major Oracle customer.
The escalating costs of powering AI advancements have pushed Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Oracle to invest massively in cloud infrastructure.
Major tech companies are investing heavily in cloud and AI infrastructure, facing the challenge of driving innovation without raising costs for customers in an uncertain economic environment.
AWS and Google Cloud thrived in Q2, whereas Microsoft’s growth slowdown and CEO Nadella’s failure to discuss security woes raise big concerns.
A review of Q2 performance shows strong growth for AWS and Google Cloud but a disappointing performance from Microsoft, along with concerns about security.
Amazon Q features advanced GenAI tools designed to enhance cloud services, business intelligence, and customer interactions, offering innovative offerings for coding, data analysis, and security.
The Cloud and AI Confidence Index shows a 12.5% increase, with notable gains for Microsoft, Google, Oracle, and Amazon, while others face declines.
AWS is expected to achieve or exceed a 17.2% growth rate in Q2, driven by robust demand for GenAI and its other AI services including Bedrock and SageMaker.