Last week at Oracle CloudWorld, co-founder and CTO of Oracle, laid the foundations for the company’s healthcare vision. They’re ambitious, but can it overcome the hurdles?

Oracle founder Larry Ellison announced Oracle plans to build a health records database to link the thousands of separate hospital databases. How is this going? FEINBERG: It’s going great.

Interview: Oracle unveils a globally distributed, Exascale-powered database designed to support AI workloads, data residency compliance, and always-on cloud applications.

With Sun, Oracle will have most, if not all, the tools needed to provide a full cluster, including processors, networking, storage, and database software. One area concern with Oracle's vision may ...

Larry Ellison said Oracle plans to build a national health records database that would pull data from thousands of hospital-centric EHRs.

Oracle wants to offer engineered systems for an enterprise private cloud. Ashfar cited Oracle's Exatadata database machine as such a system.

Ellison has a reputation for delivering an interesting keynote, but the past two years have felt very different for the Oracle co-founder and CTO. Generative AI is pushing Ellison’s vision beyond the ...

With the addition of the SPARC Supercluster, Oracle continues to set the standard for database systems, maximising customer value with leading database performance in a complete and tested package.

Oracle Chief Executive Larry Ellison's vision of a few business-software superpowers offering complete product lines was the driving force behind his company's recent acquisition of rival ...