‘Africa Executive Summit’ hosted in Mauritius to drive awareness and highlight the impact of Oracle Cloud Solutions for business growth Exchange of best practices and gaining expert insights from top cloud strategists
Oracle Corp’s long-running legal battle with Google Inc over Android operating system for smartphones and other devices probably will not proceed to another trial until the middle of 2016, a US judge
ITVoice News: Microsoft has introduced a new photo sharing app on Wednesday for Android, iOS and Windows devices, dubbed as Xim (pronounced as Zim). The app is available free for download for
Strategy to develop relevant skills among youth, graduates, employees and entrepreneurs Oracle Corporation (http://www.oracle.com) today announced an initiative designed to enrich and increase the skills capacity of IT practitioners in Africa.
Oracle announced its Customer 2 Cloud Program in India. This initiative enables organizations to confidently embrace the cloud and use it to support business transformation initiatives. Speed, simplicity and flexibility are the
Wednesday, June 11, 2014: Oracle is announcing the latest in its line of workload-specific, enterprise-class servers, the Sun Server X4-4 and Sun Server X4-8. Co-engineered with Oracle software, these servers are the
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison played down concerns on Wednesday about possible government snooping in his business customers’ private data. At an industry conference in San Francisco, an audience member asked the Oracle cofounder what
Additional information has reportedly been revealed about Microsoft’s rumoured voice-assistant expected to act as Siri’s counterpart in Windows Phones – Cortana. According to MFSTNerd, the Twitter handle of a purported Microsoft source, the
Chipmaker Intel Corp is taking its long-running Intel Inside marketing campaign into cloud computing in a bid to head off competition from smaller rivals designing low-power chips for servers. Intel said on
Some details about the anticipated Microsoft Surface 3 tablet have seemingly been revealed in a series of tweets. The tweets were written by someone who seems to have sources in Microsoft, a
Intel Corp., the world’s largest maker of computer processors, says its processors are now free of minerals from mines held by armed groups in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. It’s the
Microsoft Corp is closer to naming a new chief executive, according to a source familiar with the board’s thinking, but it lost a front-runner candidate on Tuesday when Ford Motor Co’s chief,