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Deloitte’s Oracle Cloud Leader: Oracle On Oracle An ‘Easy Entry Point’ To Selling Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
by Joseph Tsidulko
OCI is at a tipping point, Deloitte’s Jeff Davis tells CRN. The tech giant’s public cloud delivers unprecedented performance for industrial-grade workloads at lower costs, but a lot of customers have made up their minds as to their cloud transformation strategies.
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Startup Prime Data Centers Builds New Center In Silicon Valley
by Mark Haranas
As demand for data center services continue to grow despite the COVID-19 pandemic, startup Prime Data Centers is breaking ground on a new facility in Santa Clara, California.
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Zerto Goes Full-in On Continuous Data Protection, Long-term Retention Over Backup
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘Our goal is a package not just for 10 percent, 20 percent, or 30 percent of applications. We want to work with any application using Zerto’s continuous data protection for all recovery requirements in a cost-effective way to provide long-term data retention,’ says Andy Fernandez, Zerto’s product marketing manager.
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Oracle’s Latest Exadata Machines Available As Public Cloud Service
by Joseph Tsidulko
The ultra-fast X8M can now be provisioned, with granular flexibility in resource utilization, massive scalability, and pay-by-the-second billing, on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
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Oracle Launches Multi-Cloud Management Platform
by Joseph Tsidulko
Oracle Cloud Observability and Management Platform combines existing and new services to deliver management across the cloud stack and heterogenous environments.
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Intel, AMD, Ampere and Nvidia Leaders on Oracle’s Next-Gen Cloud Lineup
by Joseph Tsidulko
Next year, Oracle will outfit its public infrastructure cloud with cutting-edge processors from Intel, AMD, and Ampere; and its new Nvidia A100 powered GPU platform comes online next week.
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Trump Administration May Be Forced To Postpone TikTok Ban: Report
by Kyle Alspach
A federal judge has given the administration two options in the case over social app TikTok, as Oracle seeks to acquire a 12.5-percent stake in the app.
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With Oracle Deal Under Review, TikTok Seeks Injunction Against Shutdown: Reports
by Kyle Alspach
Oracle is seeking to become the cloud provider for TikTok and acquire a 12.5-percent stake in the social app.
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The 20 Wealthiest Tech Billionaires In 2020: Forbes
by Gina Narcisi
Despite many industries taking a hit as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, 20 tech and telecom executives cracked the top 100 of the richest people in the world since 2019.
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Oracle’s Cloud Roadmap Features New High-Power Instances
by Joseph Tsidulko
Looking to jump into the IaaS leadership pack, Oracle next year will deliver instances powered by cutting-edge chips from Intel, Nvidia, Ampere and AMD that offer unique flexibility in resource allotment.
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Oracle-TikTok Deal Gets OK From Trump
by Kyle Alspach
Oracle confirmed plans to become TikTok’s cloud provider and announced it will take a 12.5 percent stake in the popular social media app.
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Report: Trump Weighing Approval Of TikTok IPO, With Oracle Taking Nearly 20 Percent Stake
by Joseph Tsidulko
A presidential decision should come by Friday, according to CNBC. Walmart would partner with Oracle, and an IPO could clear the stumbling block of Chinese developer Bytedance maintaining a controlling share of the popular app that holds millions of Americans’ personal data.
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Oracle Will Take Minority Stake In New U.S.-based TikTok Owner: Report
by Joseph Tsidulko
President Trump tells reporters Oracle co-founder and executive chairman Larry Ellison has been ‘really a terrific guy for a long time’ and his administration is ‘going to take a look’ at the deal prompted by a threatened ban on the app developed by China’s ByteDance
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HCL Technologies’ Actian Launches Avalanche On Google Cloud
by Donna Goodison
‘On top of the existing performance differentiation we have with the other providers, we were able to deliver a 20 percent superior query performance and a better cost for performance (with Google Cloud) compared to our own performance on AWS and Azure,’ says Raghu Chakravarthi, chief product officer for the Palo Alto, Calif.-based Actian.
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