'I had the perfect 9-5, good salary, beautiful family. Society said: You’re settled. But something inside me wasn’t,' Pradeep Kannan said. His decision, which many called reckless at the time, has since paid off.
As demand for foundation model training continues to accelerate, cloud providers have been forced to rethink how they secure compute and how much control they cede to the vendor that dominates it.
The Texas-headquartered tech giant is building AI-powered ambulances as part of its broader push to create a fully connected healthcare ecosystem
The announcement comes at a time when most hyperscalers, including Amazon, Microsoft, and Google, rely heavily on Nvidia hardware and software stacks for AI workloads. Over 90 percent of the world's heavy-duty GPUs are provided by Nvidia.
For now, the merry-go-round keeps spinning, faster and more expensive. Whether it leads to success or failure will be the trillion-dollar question of the decade
Partners including Nvidia, AMD and Oracle have signed up to Sam Altman’s huge bet on the future of artificial intelligence
A group of hackers claimed to have breached Oracle’s E-Business Suite, which runs core operations including financial, supply chain and customer relationship management
The transition comes at a time when Oracle is riding the wave of the artificial intelligence boom. Once seen as a laggard in cloud computing, Oracle has turned itself into one of the hottest names on Wall Street by offering scarce Nvidia GPUs and its Gen2 infrastructure to customers racing to deploy AI.
Catz steered Oracle through an industry-wide shift, helping win multi-billion-dollar contracts as companies spend aggressively to secure computing capacity for AI tech.
Under the deal, ByteDance Ltd.’s stake in TikTok would be reduced to below 20% to satisfy a US national security law passed in 2024
US and Chinese officials said earlier on Monday that they have reached a framework agreement to switch TikTok to U.S.-controlled ownership
Gains this year for Oracle, Broadcom, Palantir and other tech companies illustrate how AI has dominated markets, despite occasional pullbacks related to concerns about the rally becoming overheated.
A gauge of expected volatility in the index hasn’t budged in months. And on Wednesday, infrastructure software giant Oracle Inc. made history with a 36% pop, its biggest gain since 1992.
Oracle shares soared 36 percent, their biggest jump since 1992, after upbeat cloud guidance lead analysts to revise their outlook on the firm.
The increase lifted Larry Ellison's total fortune to $393 billion, ahead of Musk who sits at $385 billion
The jump in fortune is mainly attributable to Ellison’s 41 percent stake in software company Oracle.
The stock was up 34.7%, hitting a record high of $325.90 in early trading, set for its biggest one-day jump since 1992
These cuts have so far happened across Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and Oracle Financial Services Software (OFSS) divisions, impacting hundreds of employees.
The layoffs are mainly happening in Oracle’s cloud unit, which includes engineering, data center operations, and AI teams, both in India and the US.
The India business, overall, grew 51 percent in the second quarter ended September 30, and 17 percent in H1FY25.
The Donald Trump administration is negotiating a deal with TikTok's China-based owner ByteDance. Both Oracle and Microsoft could be a part of the deal.
Oracle shares have performed like some of the tech giants that have driven the market’s gains for the past two years
Industry is advising the Indian government to deepen its ties with the US under existing agreements such as ICET and IPEF, to reap benefits of the mammoth $500 billion Stargate Project
Chitransh Anand says he would not mind working extra hours at his new job. 'At this stage of my career, I am not worried about work-life balance,' he said.
Vincent has been the brains behind engineering Oracle's Cloud offerings and business, which as of its first quarter earnings, accounts for over 42 percent of the company’s revenue and stood at $5.6 billion.