When Oracle chairman Larry Ellison announced his company's new autonomous database product at the Oracle OpenWorld conference keynote, he took several minutes to disparage AWS, one of his chief ...

Larry Ellison to take AWS head on - SiliconANGLEWhile it remains to be seen if Oracle can realize Ellison’s bold vision, it’s apparent that the company is serious about getting into the cloud ...

Oracle CTO Larry Ellison criticizes AWS, Workday and SAP in quarterly earnings call.

Larry Ellison spoke out about the difficulties in moving from Oracle to AWS in a recent conference call.

Larry Ellison gave his Oracle Openworld keynote on Monday and of course he took several shots at AWS. In his view, his company’s cloud products were cheaper, better and faster than AWS, but then ...

The co-founder of Oracle has surreptitiously hit out at Amazon Web Services (AWS) following a major outage that hit the platform recently. Speaking at its recent earnings call, Oracle Chairman ...

Oracle CTO Larry Ellison took on his biggest cloud competitor, Amazon Web Services (AWS), in a head-to-head showdown on the Oracle OpenWorld stage on Tuesday, in perhaps one of his most aggressive ...

Oracle CTO Larry Ellison kept his sights squarely leveled on Amazon Web Services in the keynote he delivered to an OpenWorld audience Tuesday afternoon, making the case for Oracle's budding public ...

Oracle has a strong game in software- and platform-as-a-service, yet CTO Larry Ellison said infrastructure as a service will be the company's biggest cloud business. Is this marketing or more?

Oracle cofounder, chairman, and chief technology officer Larry Ellison is back at it, saying negative things about Amazon Web Services (AWS), the undisputed leader of the public cloud ...

This is the Amazon Web Services Database Migration Service (DMS) the company announced in October that it promises will easily move Oracle's customers to its database in the AWS cloud, as well as ...

Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison said the new cloud service will be 20 percent cheaper than AWS.