Oracle stories - Page 19

Global HR firm Remote appoints John Kelly as CRO to spearhead revenue growth, as they continue their market expansion and mission to transform global employment.

Cybersecurity firm Trellix strengthens its APJ strategy with the appointment of cloud industry veteran Neville Vincent as senior vice president, enhancing its sales strategy and domain expertise.

Red Hat and Oracle bolster hybrid cloud capabilities through a partnership offering Red Hat OpenShift on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure across 69 regions, enhancing compliance, performance and cost-effectiveness.

New Relic's fourth annual State of the Java Ecosystem report reveals latest trends in Java development and adoption, highlighting significant growth in Java 21's uptake and shifts in preferred Java Developer Kits.

AI-powered automation offers significant potential to streamline finance operations: from user-friendly interfaces to handling unstructured data.

Australian and US researchers partner with Oracle to develop BANE, a pioneering platform leveraging AI to combat the escalating cybercrimes such as child exploitation, relieving law enforcement burdens.

Raphael Bres is set to harness AI to revolutionise Tradeshift's finance function after he rejoins the B2B eCommerce, fintech platform, amid company restructuring and growth.

Oracle's Java pricing and licensing updates, shifting from usage-based to per-employee costs, send businesses seeking for alternative distribution channels amidst concern over increased operational expenditure.

Oracle and NVIDIA announce a high-tech partnership to enhance computing and AI services, focusing on bolstering digital sovereignty and securing proprietary national and personal data.

NVIDIA expands AI capabilities in healthcare with the introduction of over two dozen microservices, offering potential breakthroughs in generative AI for early disease detection and drug discovery.

California tech giant NVIDIA launches NVIDIA Quantum Cloud, a pioneering cloud service aimed at expanding quantum computing research and development, launched with a keynote at GTC.

NVIDIA unveils an extensive array of enterprise-grade generative AI microservices, allowing businesses to develop and distribute custom applications while retaining full intellectual property ownership.

NVIDIA launches the world's first 800Gb/s networking platforms, Quantum-X800 InfiniBand and Spectrum-X800 Ethernet, revolutionising AI, cloud, and data processing. Microsoft Azure and Oracle Cloud are among the initial adopters.

Oracle has launched its Smart Operations feature, designed to enhance the performance of global supply chains by utilizing AI to increase productivity and visibility across operations.

Oracle launches Oracle Cloud EPM for Sustainability, a pioneering tool leveraging AI and machine learning to enhance businesses' sustainability management.

Oracle enhances its Fusion Data Intelligence with new AI capabilities to assist customers in improving decision-making, aiming for better business outcomes.

Oracle is integrating generative AI into its Fusion Cloud Applications Suite to improve decision-making and user experience.

The South Australian Government adopts Oracle's Cloud ERP and Fusion ERP analytics to boost productivity, cut costs and meet evolving legislation across its 51 state agencies.

Java vendor Azul sees stellar growth due to rising cloud costs and Oracle's Java pricing changes, with institutions like the University of Sydney making the switch.

GTC 2024 by NVIDIA sets to break convention with its hybrid model and a robust focus on AI, serving as a fertile ground for collaborative AI development.