Oracle’s applications chief has reiterated the firm’s ambitions to capture the majority of the global cloud computing market as well …
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AI-powered freelance job platform sets up shop in Dubai
The US-based platform for freelancers and entrepreneurs is also the first blockchain project to be accepted by Oracle Startup System making it the official partner of Oracle Corporation. 0 3527
“Innovation impossible without wholesale change”: Oracle
Cloud giant Oracle’s vice president of innovation and digital has warned that if organisations don’t adapt their processes and have …
We’re most open and complete cloud firm: Oracle SVP
The head of Oracle’s cloud business group has said the firm offers greater openness and variety than its largest cloud …
“Machine learning answers unimaginable questions”: Oracle
Oracle claims it has developed machine learning capabilities that will provide insights that surpass human thought processes, and that its “self-driving” …
Oracle data centre goes live in Abu Dhabi
Oracle has announced the immediate availability of its new data centre in Abu Dhabi.
Oracle, Redington launch Cloud Centre of Excellence in Dubai
Oracle and Redington, a regional value-added distributor and an Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) partner operating across Middle East and Africa, have launched a dedicated Cloud Centre of Excellence (CCoE) in Dubai.
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OpenWorld Middle East: Oracle’s flagship event arrives in Dubai
Oracle has announced that its flagship event, OpenWorld, will for the first time take place in Dubai on 11th and 12th February 2019.
Oracle’s Larry Ellison joins Tesla’s board
Tesla has announced Oracle’s co-founder Larry Ellison, a shareholder and self-described close friend of chief executive Elon Musk, to its …
“Completely automated, completely autonomous” – Oracle OpenWorld 2018
Cloud and infrastructure giant Oracle used its OpenWorld 2018 conference in San Francisco to spotlight the ways it will embed …
Oracle OpenWorld: AI and machine learning to tilt balance in favour of cyber-defence
Machine learning and artificial intelligence will shift the balance against cyber-attackers by offering greater assistance to cyber defence efforts, Oracle’s chief corporate architect has said.