Oracle Overview
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure combines the elasticity and utility of the public cloud with the control, security, performance, and predictability of on-premise computing environments. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure customers receive consistent, dependable service levels for all types of applications and computing environments, including complex, technical computing workloads such as simulating crash tests, modeling insurance risks, and testing new manufacturing materials.Company Snapshot
- Cloud Revenue (as of 02/28/2023):$4.1B
- Cloud Services:SaaS,PaaS,IaaS
- CEO:Safra Catz
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