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It’s at least noticeable, what do they even make anymore that’s valuable? DB software, Java?

• stephankoelle 5y ago
  GraalVM
• brianwawok 5y ago
  https://www.statista.com/statistics/269728/oracles-revenue-by-business-segment-since-2008/ https://www.statista.com/statistics/269728/oracles-revenue-b... Cloud services and license support is the top bucket, unclear what all the entails. They own a LOT of business oriented very pricey software (Netsuite etc)...
• not1ofU 5y ago
  virtualbox
• NikolaNovak 5y ago
  They are a strong name in Enterprise Resource Planning software, both internally developed and acquired. Besides licenses, they do a lot of ERP hosting, likely recognized as "Cloud" revenue. (Disclaimer/Source - I've been a PeopleSoft admin/architect/ops working for IBM for 20 years; PeopleSoft was bought by Oracle in 2005; all opinions my own etc:) They made other plays - there is Oracle Linux as rebrand of RHEL; a few rebranded/purchased virtualization as well as hardware products; etc etc
• deelowe 5y ago
  They are pivoting their enterprise db and server (sun) business into a cloud services business. Oracle solutions require a ton of infrastructure to run properly at scale and they are using that to pitch their own cloud. I wonder how long it'll be before they start building moats to defend against "bare metal" solutions from other providers.