The buzz ahead of this week’s Oracle Cloud World grows louder as Oracle and longtime, and at times bitter, rival Microsoft jointly announce that Oracle's Exadata platform is coming to Azure cloud.

To meet growing customer demand for multi-cloud capabilities, Oracle announced the general availability of the Oracle U.S. Gov West (Phoenix) and Azure U.S. Gov Arizona (Phoenix) regions for Oracle ...

As we have been discussing already, our software applications are moving, natively, to the cloud. What that really means is that our devices (smartphones, tablets, laptops and desktops) will still ...

Oracle on Thursday announced that its interoperability partnership with Microsoft Azure is expanding to Canada, with a new interconnect location in Toronto. As Oracle continues to build out its own ...

Oracle ORCL and Microsoft MSFT stand as titans in the cloud computing and AI landscape, each leveraging its legacy enterprise software foundations to capture the explosive growth in AI-driven cloud ...

Oracle announced that its first Oracle Database@Azure service is now generally available in the Microsoft Azure East U.S. region. Oracle will operate and manage Oracle Exadata Database Service, the ...

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Oracle and Microsoft have announced a partnership that will see Oracle’s database, application server, Java programming language and other products find a home inside Microsoft’s Azure cloud service.