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New research finds that many Integrated Technology and Device Manufacturers are considering moving their legacy Oracle applications. Barriers to this are uncertainty and risk. Bill Saltys of Apps Associates explains why such a move is important.
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Google has requested that the U.S. Supreme Court reverse a ruling that has resurrected a billion-dollar copyright case brought by Oracle that dates to 2010. Nine years ago Oracle filed suit claiming Google infringed its Java intellectual property.
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Oracle underpaid women and minority workers by $400 million between 2013 and 2016 due to what the US Labor Deparment described as systematic discrimination, the agency said Tuesday.
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By AFP
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An appeals court on Tuesday gave Oracle another shot at wringing billions of dollars from Google in a keenly watched legal battle over the use of freely available Java software code.
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Oracle has announced it will rollout autonomous functions across its entire cloud. Initially launched as a pilot database system last year, Oracle said businesses can reduce risk and accelerate innovation by getting predictive insights from the cloud.
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Oracle has announced it will acquire Australian cloud provider Aconex. Aconex offers collaboration tools for the construction industry. Oracle said the purchase, valued at almost $1.2bn, will let it create a "comprehensive" construction cloud offering.
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Oracle has announced a new automated database technology that uses AI to automatically install updates, detect threats and run optimisations. The system is supposed to take the pain out of database management, letting developers concentrate on their apps.
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New York is still abuzz that an ad-tech company called Moat sold itself to Oracle. Terms of the deal were undisclosed but an unnamed source told Recode's Peter Kafka that Oracle would pay upwards of $850 million for Moat.
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Computing giant Oracle has warned customers of its MICROS point-of-sale payment systems that cybercriminals have infected the service with malicious code. The software is used in 180 countries. The attack could explain a recent series of retail thefts.
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A judge has ruled that Google did not infringe on the copyright of software giant Oracle by using its Java programming language in Android without paying royalties. Oracle intends to appeal the decision which has been welcomed by software developers.
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Google could be planning to adopt Apple's open-source Swift programming language for use in building Android apps. Doing so would be a huge task requiring the rewrite of many existing code libraries but would free Google from its ongoing issues with Java.
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Google reportedly paid Apple $1 billion in 2014 to remain as the default search engine in the company's iOS software used on the iPhone and iPad. The information was revealed as part of Google's ongoing legal case with Oracle.
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Oracle is using the so-called nuclear option to sell its cloud products, even for businesses that don't need them or want them.
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Co-owners Shelly and Donald Sterling are preparing to drop their legal challenges and could sell the Los Angeles Clippers baskeball team as early as this week, sources say.
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By Reuters
Oracle Corp posted higher third-quarter revenue and profit that failed to satisfy investors looking for signs of a sustained turnaround and its shares fell about 4 percent.
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By Reuters
Oracle Corp said it would buy online data management startup BlueKai to bolster its marketing platform. BlueKai collects and analyzes online ad data, helping advertisers personalize online and offline marketing campaigns.
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Oracle has revealed it has financial ties to an influential blogger and patent expert as the Oracle vs Google Android patent case takes yet another bizarre twist.
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Lanai City -
While Moody's downgrades 15 more banks in the world, it is still possible for a billionaire to buy a whole Hawaiian Island - Lanai to be exact.
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The computer company Oracle has failed in an attempt to sue the Internet giant Google for copyright infringement after Google used some Java software components without purchasing a license.
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Hewlett-Packard is planning to start a new separate investigation into the severance package given to departed CEO Mark Hurd. The $35 million has now come into question as being unnecessary in light of his dismissal by the board of directors.
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Redwood, California - On September 6, 2010 Oracle hardware server giant and company consumer announced the hiring of former Hewlett Packard Chief Executive Officer Mark Hurd.
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In an interview with Iran’s English-language news agency Press TV, Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad claimed to have precise information that the United States plan to attack two or more additional countries in the Middle East in the next 3 month.
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Oracle, the software maker, has just bought a telecom service provider in the latest move under its CEO’s applications to disk strategy.
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YaVaughnie Wilkins is letting the entire world know on a website and five billboards throughout the United States about her love for Oracle president Charles Phillips, who, she says, has scorned her.
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Major purchases were made today by Oracle and Sun in a combined shelling out of almost $10 billion. Some are asking why Sun would pay $1 billion for an open source database that is given away for free? Read here to find out.
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Oracle has sued on SAP saying that they have hacked there computers and stealing vital product information.
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$3,300,000,000.00 deal will surely shake up industry.
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Great interview with Ubuntu Founder ( Shuttleworth ), about Oracle, Red hat, and Microsoft and Novell deal, and Sun's acceptance of Ubuntu
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Novell drops a bombshell on the Linux community. Signing an exclusive patent-protection agreement with Microsoft. Community is not impressed.
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Microsoft to offer support services to corporate customers using the Linux operating system. What will Red Hat Inc. do?
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Oracle team USA won the 34th America’s Cup in a winner-take-all 19th race, defeating challenger Emirates Team New Zealand by 44 seconds. Led by 35-year-old skipper Jimmy Spithill, Oracle team USA won by the score of 9-8 Oracle Team USA
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Oracle team USA won the 34th America’s Cup in a winner-take-all 19th race, defeating challenger Emirates Team New Zealand by 44 seconds. Led by 35-year-old skipper Jimmy Spithill, Oracle team USA won by the score of 9-8 Oracle Team USA
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