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Oracle Corp

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About Oracle Corp

Oracle Corporation is one of the world’s largest enterprise technology companies, best known for its database software, cloud infrastructure, and business applications. The company provides critical technology used by corporations, governments, and institutions to manage data, run operations, process transactions, and support complex IT systems across finance, human resources, supply chains, customer management, and industry-specific workflows.

Oracle has increasingly repositioned itself as a cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure company through Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, while still benefiting from its deep position in enterprise databases and software. Its platform combines cloud computing, database management, enterprise applications, analytics, security, and AI services, making Oracle a key technology provider for organisations modernising their operations and moving more workloads into the cloud.

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