Oracle stories - Page 23

Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd has passed away at the age of 62, leaving behind a legacy of leadership in the technology industry.

Oracle has bold plans to launch 20 new cloud regions by 2020, equating to one region every 33 days for the next 15 months.

Both companies gained the highest score for the identity management theme in GlobalData's Thematic Scorecard for the security software sector.

Despite beliefs that the younger generation prefers to shop online, they're actually the most likely to do more shopping in physical stores.

Digital transformation presents both challenges and opportunities for the public sector, according to Oracle ANZ Public Sector VP Surend Dayal.

Oracle updates its blockchain platform with new features to enhance application development, streamline integration, and improve identity management.

Oracle has released Java Card 3.1, an open application platform for IoT device security, providing flexible ways to meet hardware and security requirements.

Global demand for data surge fuels a boom in hyperscale data centres, with 132 new facilities set to bolster the current 430, a rise led by Amazon and Google.

Accenture acquires PrimeQ, cementing its position as the top Oracle Cloud integrator in Australia and New Zealand, bolstering digital transformations.

Google Cloud has grown significantly under Greene's tenure, but has involved tens of billions of dollars and little gains on AWS and Azure.

Oracle enhances cloud security with new technologies, including WAF, DDoS protection, CASB, and KMS, integrating AI for end-to-end threat defence.

Oracle announced enhancements to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, as well as an updated global data centre region roadmap.

Larry Ellison claims the rest of the cloud market is based on decade old technology with poor security, comparing Oracle's new offering with Amazon.

It hasn't been around for long, but Synergy Research Group says the enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) can now be considered mature.

The Museum of London has made moves to better manage and protect its critical data across both its physical and virtual environments.

Oracle's new self-driving database cloud service is supposedly built to run the world's most demanding applications.

According to More4Apps global marketing manager Jayne Perry, the nomination is a special event for its Hamilton-based team.

Day one kicked off with the annual 12-hour #Hackathon4Good event and a keynote by Oracle Netsuite EVP Jim McGeever.

Opening day of SuiteWorld is a great networking opportunity, with the #Hackathon4Good event taking center stage.

The system is said to deliver the insight, interaction and automation that customers now demand to grow their businesses with AI and machine learning.