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The Chuncheon data center brings Oracle one step closer to achieving its goal of launching 36 Gen 2 Cloud data centers by the end of 2020.

Zoom selects Oracle as its cloud infrastructure provider, bypassing AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure to support its rapid expansion.

Two latest releases introduce new features to NAKIVO Backup & Replication: reliable backup and recovery for Oracle databases and Office 365 application data.

Equinix and Oracle aid Fung Group in digitising its supply chain with a new cloud adjacent architecture, enhancing connectivity and customer service.

Also enhances Oracle and SQL database migration capabilities and adds integration with ServiceNow SaaS platform.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure boosts live streaming industry, as market to represent 82% of all internet traffic. Clients like Net Insight and Mynet reap rewards.

For the second year, it made the Derwent Top 100 Global Innovator list by Clarivate Analytics, which includes giants like Amazon, Facebook and Google.

Organisations are increasingly looking for support outside OEMs to keep legacy infrastructure running and escape the sales pressure of vendors.

Over 7,000 Oracle employees urge the company to reassess its ethics and diversity stance after founder Larry Ellison's public support for Donald Trump.

According to Equinix, it has experienced major improvements in transaction processing and data warehouse analytics.

Oracle opens its second Australian Gen 2 Cloud Region in Melbourne, enhancing business continuity and compliance capabilities for local enterprises.

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.

Oracle's Generation 2 Cloud is getting ever closer to its launch day in Australia, as its new Sydney region prepares to go live by the end of August.

TechDay spoke to Oracle SVP Shashi Seth about how the low-cost carrier is changing the way it engages with prospective and current customers.

Red Beverage 4.0 provides the ability to monitor and manage growers and supply chains, plus functionality to capture, manage and retain recipes.

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

Worldwide enterprise application software revenue totalled more than $193.6 billion in 2018, a 12.5% increase from 2017 revenue of $172.1 billion.

Half of companies in Asia Pacific lack confidence in their ability to manage, secure and gain insight from their data, according to a study by Oracle.