Oracle’s cloud strategy blends full-stack engineering with aggressive AI and GPU expansion.
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Google Cloud’s 46% Q3 backlog growth and Oracle’s 43% outpaced rivals, signaling rapid momentum shifts in the hyperscaler race.
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.
Microsoft Azure’s Q3 share slips as Google Cloud gains momentum in new customer acquisition and market performance.
The AWS outage this week could have a devastating impact on Amazon, as it’s already falling behind competitors.
The recent outage that AWS experienced could have a significant impact on the company’s reputation, pushing it further behind competitors.
Oracle is aiming for $225B in revenue within five years by leveraging AI, multicloud, and cross-industry ecosystems to transform customers and entire industries.
Oracle’s new CEOs outline a bold AI-driven strategy, positioning the company’s data and infrastructure strengths to lead the next wave of enterprise transformation.
With customer choice, end‑to‑end capabilities, and strong governance, Gemini Enterprise positions Google Cloud as the most complete AI solution for the enterprise.
AWS and SAP are investing $30B in European cloud infrastructure, but Klein insists smart AI use is Europe’s real path to sovereignty.
Microsoft is constructing the world’s most powerful AI data center in Wisconsin, intensifying the competition in the booming AI cloud market.
Oracle Database proves the “Oracle Killer” crowd wrong yet again, posting surging Q1 cloud growth and unmatched AI-era positioning.
Oracle’s multi-cloud database offering is booming, with 1,500% growth as it gains traction with AWS, Microsoft, and Google Cloud partners.
Oracle’s multi-cloud partnerships with AWS, Microsoft, and Google are enabling flexible, customer-first AI strategies.
Google Cloud led all major providers with 32% Q2 growth, narrowing the revenue gap with AWS despite its smaller base, fueled by skyrocketing AI demand across industries.
Oracle’s 359% RPO spike to $455B dwarfs competitors, narrowing revenue gaps with hyperscalers.
The cloud market has reached $1.1T in RPO across four major players, with Oracle leading and Microsoft close behind.
Even with $90 billion in Q2 CapEx spending, the major hyperscalers say cloud and AI demand will exceed supply until at least late 2025.
Federal cloud adoption is getting a huge push with AWS credits, amid broader tech partnerships aiming to overhaul outdated government IT systems.