Oracle has been in the database industry for more than 40 years. Oracle Database Software has been running on its customer’s hardware, which is now shifting to cloud.

Oracle (ORCL) announces that it has made its Database Software available to developers at no extra cost.

Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) has been in the database business for more than 40 years. Its database software, running on customers' hardware and increasingly in the cloud, is mission-critical for a wide ...

Oracle is making it easier for developers to try its industry-leading database software.Oracle has been in the database industry for more than 40 years.

Oracle on August 18 announced that it has deployed OpenAI GPT-5 across its database portfolio and suite of SaaS applications, ...

Oracle is finally making it easier for developers to test-drive its industry-leading database software.

We expect Oracle's database software market share to rise slowly from 50% in 2010 to around 54% by the end of our forecast period, implying a $35.98 price estimate for ORCL.

To paraphrase Mr. Twain, the reports of enterprise resource planning’s demise are greatly exaggerated. ERP vendors have ...

The new Oracle Database Appliance bundles Oracle Database 11g Release 2 (Enterprise Edition) software with Real Application Clusters technology and other Oracle software on a two-node, Intel-based ...

Oracle has engineered its database hardware and software to work together—in the cloud and in the data center. The company contends that this eliminates complexity and simplifies IT in general.

Hoping to re-ignite sales of its flagship database software, Oracle on Thursday released version 9i and introduced a new pricing plan.