Days after Oracle missed Q1 2023 revenue expectations and gave a downbeat rest-of-year outlook, sending its share price to suffer the worst one-day performance in 21 years, the cloud provider ...

Microsoft and Oracle have expanded partnership Existing Microsoft customers would be able to pay for Oracle Database Services through Microsoft Azure Microsoft Azure becomes the second cloud provider, ...

Ahead of next week’s Oracle CloudWorld in Las Vegas, Oracle and Microsoft have announced Oracle Database@Azure. This is said to give direct access to Oracle database services running on Oracle Cloud ...

Microsoft and Oracle on Thursday announced "Oracle Database@Azure," a new collaborative infrastructure-as-a-service effort that lets Oracle database customers more easily tap Azure services. The ...

The hyperscalers are joining forces to help customers fully migrate to the cloud — and place their data closer to Microsoft services to facilitate cloud-native development and AI experimentation.

Oracle had made its Database@Azure service now available for customers in Microsoft data centers in Australia. The two companies have launched the offering from Microsoft's Azure Australia East region ...

The company has now made its Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure available in these @Azure regions, and has added a new location to the offering at Microsoft Azure's East US 2 ...

Taking a multi-cloud approach, Oracle is teaming up with Microsoft to offer its database services running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure but deployed in Microsoft Azure datacenters. This comes less ...

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, left, and Oracle chairman and CTO Larry Ellison on a live stream from Redmond, announcing plans to expand their partnership with a new service called Oracle Database@Azure ...