Oracle announced a new set of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) products earlier this week, going head to head with the likes of Amazon with its Web Services. Among the new sets are the Oracle ...

As mentioned earlier in this series, Oracle (ORCL) posted 3% revenue growth of $9.59 billion in 2Q15, due to growth in its Platform-as-a-service (or PaaS) and the Infrastructure-as-a-service (or IaaS) ...

Oracle’s third quarter financial results continue to show that the company’s future is in the cloud. On Wednesday, the company reported massive growth in its software- and platform-as-a-service ...

The company has announced its second quarter earnings. As we expected, IaaS and PaaS revenues continue to grow at an exceptional rate. Cloud bookings are also strong for the company and are expected ...

Oracle's shares have surged ~50% over the past year, driven by accelerating cloud infrastructure growth and attractive valuation multiples compared to peers. Oracle's cloud revenue grew 24% y/y in Q2, ...

Oracle has long been one of the major suppliers of enterprise software and the company used its annual OpenWorld conference last week to extend its portfolio even further into the cloud. It is now ...

Oracle has had something of a cloud epiphany. Regular followers of tech fashion will remember when Larry Ellison, co-founder Oracle, famously derided cloud computing as "complete gibberish" and an IT ...

“Everything is not going to move to the cloud by Friday,” Oracle Executive Chairman and CTO Larry Ellison said on Monday, June 22, while announcing more than two dozen new cloud-based platform and ...

Even if they are in the same revenue share band, it does not necessarily mean that the competitive conditions are the same.

Oracle’s third quarter financial results continue to show that the company’s future is in the cloud. On Wednesday, the company reported massive growth in its software- and platform-as-a-service ...