Oracle is cutting the cost of its database software and cloud-computing service for the federal government, making it the latest tech giant to offer the Trump administration a significant discount on ...

Oracle looks to entice the US government with "substantial" discounts including 75% on license-based software.

Oracle has signed up a cloud customer to spend more than $30 billion a year from FY28. The deal, revealed in a regulatory filing, could be the largest cloud contract in history, but the filing does ...

Oracle’s advanced database, cloud and AI solutions deliver unmatched speed, security, and scalability — core capabilities for transforming how government manages and secures sensitive data.” Oracle is ...

Google is nearing a cloud services agreement with the US government, offering significant price reductions, mirroring ...

OpenAI and Oracle have agreed one of the largest cloud computing contracts to date to power the development of artificial intelligence. Here’s what you need to know.

The short-video app TikTok has chosen Oracle as its corporate savior to avoid a U.S. ban ordered by President Donald Trump. The U.S. government will review the prospective deal.

Oracle stock is hovering just above the record-high close it recorded Monday, propelled by the cloud computing giant's disclosure of new deals, including one worth an estimated $30 billion a year.

Oracle chairman Larry Ellison envisions a future of ‘sovereign clouds’ powered by AI running governments, and recent work he’s done with Albania is a preview.

Oracle shares surged to an all-time high Monday as CEO Safra Catz touted a “strong start” to fiscal 2026 for the tech giant, with several new cloud deals.

Oracle has signed a whole-of-government services agreement with the Digital Transformation Agency to make it easier for government agencies to purchase Oracle products and services. More companies ...

Oracle won't quit fighting for a piece of the military's JEDI cloud transformation project despite not having made the shortlist of finalists for the looming $10 billion winner-take-all contract ...