Oracle stock fell in Monday morning trades following a report it would discount its services for the U.S. government. That marks a slight pullback after shares of the enterprise tech giant surged last ...

Oracle is cutting the cost of its database software and cloud-computing service for the federal government, making it the latest tech giant to offer the Trump administration a significant discount on ...

Oracle has signed up a cloud customer to spend more than $30 billion a year from FY28. The deal, revealed in a regulatory filing, could be the largest cloud contract in history, but the filing does ...

The General Services Administration and Oracle unveiled a new agreement within the larger OneGov initiative Monday, giving government agencies a 75% discount when purchasing Oracle’s license ...

Oracle announced on Tuesday it will invest $3 billion over 5 years in AI and cloud infrastructure across Germany and the ...

The US government has struck a discount agreement with Google for its cloud services. As first reported by the Financial ...

IBM ended 2001 with a 34.6 percent share of the $8.8 billion database market, toppling Redwood Shores, Calif.-based Oracle from its longtime leadership position, according to Gartner, an industry ...

Oracle also said it will invest $2 billion in its Frankfurt cloud region, in Germany, over a five-year period.

Google will heavily discount cloud computing services for the US government, as the Trump administration pressures technology groups to slash prices on long-standing, lucrative contracts.

The office of Gov. Gray Davis dispatched highway patrol officers to prevent possible document shredding at a government agency involved in the state's much-criticized computer contract with Oracle.

The Stargate joint venture hyped up by the US government has reportedly not yet signed any contracts. Oracle and OpenAI are building without Softbank.