Google Cloud’s growth rate has continued to accelerate, with Q3 reflecting the fastest growth in the five most recent quarters.
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Five core factors drove explosive Q3 growth rates for Google Cloud, which has clearly established itself as the fastest-growing major cloud vendor.
Review the updated Cloud Wars Growth Chart, led by Google Cloud which delivered the highest growth rate of the quarter.
During the SAP Q1 earnings call, CEO Christian Klein and CRO Scott Russell highlighted key factors in the growth of the Cloud ERP Suite.
In the Cloud Wars Outlook 2024 series, CEOs from top companies including Google Cloud, Oracle, SAP, and more share insights on technology trends, culture, and strategic visions for the future.
In the Cloud Wars landscape, Oracle leads with a remarkable 30% growth rate, closely followed by ServiceNow and Microsoft at 27% and 24%, respectively, with Microsoft’s FY24 Q1 standing out as an extraordinary quarter, contributing $6.1 billion in incremental cloud revenue.
For SAP to maintain it’s progress toward its 3-year strategic plan, the company must post a Q3 cloud revenue growth of at least 20%.
Microsoft maintains strong growth, AWS faces challenges, and Oracle surprises with remarkable growth.
Despite Marc Benioff saying the company’s performance is “incredible”, Salesforce’s Q2 growth rates demonstrate otherwise.
Approaching the release of the Q2 financial results of Amazon, AWS’ growth rate decline stands out relative to Cloud Wars Top 10 adversaries.
Although it’s not as big as other Cloud Wars Top 10 companies, the growth rate of Oracle has been accelerating at a higher rate than that of competitors.
Google Cloud and Microsoft’s impressive Q2 growth rates suggest that AWS needs to turn up the heat to keep up in the Cloud Wars.
Bob Evans predicts that the generative AI revolution will drive a $30 billion Q4 in cloud revenue for Microsoft.
Bob Evans previews the Q2 earnings results of SAP under CEO Christian Klein, as we approach its July 20 release date.
Bob Evans discusses the upcoming release of SAP’s Q2 earnings results and cites five metrics that suggest that the results will be powerful.
Based on its recent growth rates and ambitious outlook for the future, Oracle has earned a spot in the “hyperscaler club,” alongside Microsoft, AWS, and Google Cloud.
As a result of its surge in cloud revenue and impressive growth rates, Bob Evans suggests that Oracle has joined Microsoft, AWS, and Google Cloud as the fourth hyperscaler.
Bob Evans offers five reasons for Oracle’s massive growth surge, which include the company’s technological superiority and leaders Safra Catz and Larry Ellison.
Bob Evans shares five key reasons that influenced Oracle’s surge in cloud growth in its most recent quarter.
Staying on track as the world’s hottest cloud provider, Oracle crushed Q4 with a 54% growth rate and quarterly cloud revenue of $4.4 billion.