SAP’s Q4 and full-year 2024 results showcase remarkable growth, with cloud ERP revenue up 35%, a 43% increase in cloud backlog, and cloud now accounting for 50% of total revenue.
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SAP delivered exceptional Q4 and full-year performance, with impressive growth in its Cloud ERP suite and strong projections for 2025, signaling its shift towards becoming a cloud-driven company.
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Oracle’s cloud database growth is surging as it partners with Microsoft, Google, and AWS, offering faster, more affordable migrations and AI-powered solutions.
Oracle’s cloud database services saw a 28% revenue increase, driven by partnerships with rivals Microsoft, Google Cloud, and AWS, as demand for AI-integrated solutions and flexible cloud options grows.
Marc Benioff shared his excitement about Salesforce’s Agentforce AI, which he believes will revolutionize productivity by automating routine tasks and freeing up human workers for more strategic roles.
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Snowflake’s robust Q3 performance, marked by a $900M revenue boost and thriving cloud partnerships including AWS, underscores its growing influence in the data-platform industry and the rising demand for collaborative tech solutions.
Snowflake’s Q3 performance shows strong growth, driven by its partnership with AWS and leadership under CEO Sridhar Ramaswamy.
The AI revolution is fueling growth across the cloud industry, with CEOs and boards intensely focused on capitalizing on AI’s potential to drive innovation and productivity.
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Google Cloud leads the Cloud Wars Growth Chart with an impressive 35% growth rate in Q3, surpassing all other major cloud vendors.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy claims AWS has outpaced Microsoft and Google in GenAI innovation, undermining customer trust.
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy makes bold claims about AWS’s AI and cloud dominance, doing a disservice to AWS and its customers.
As Google Cloud gains traction, its Q3 growth rate signals a shift in the cloud market hierarchy.
Google Cloud’s growth rate has continued to accelerate, with Q3 reflecting the fastest growth in the five most recent quarters.
Five core factors drove explosive Q3 growth rates for Google Cloud, which has clearly established itself as the fastest-growing major cloud vendor.