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Hurd was co-CEO of the global enterprise software company, and the announced successor to Larry Ellison, 75. Hurd's passing follows his absence from Oracle OpenWorld last month for health reasons.

Mark Hurd, Oracle CEO, speaking at SuiteWorld publicly expressed strong support for the future of NetSuite as a major part of Oracle's future.

At the recent SuiteWorld conference, Oracle's chief executive was quizzed on the company's attitude to AI.

Cloud-based ERP NetSuite states it is fulfilling the promise made during its acquisition by Oracle and has invested more that US$1 billion in research and development, making the product now available in 199 countries and dependent territories.

Cloud ERP vendor NetSuite kicked off its annual SuiteWorld conference today, claiming that on any metric you can find its customers are the fastest-growing in the world.

Oracle CEO Mark Hurd has made five predictions about the adoption of cloud over the next decade.

Intel and Oracle have joint plans to transform enterprise data centres.

Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison has stepped aside from the role of CEO, which he has held since 1977.

Ahead of a major cloud announcement next Tuesday, Oracle president Mark Hurd reiterated the company's four-pillared strategy, describing it as "pretty straightforward". Oracle is a significant supplier to the Australian banking sector, notably to National Australia Bank.

Leo Apotheker's term at the helm of HP may prove a short one. The company's share price has spiked on reports that the company's board is considering his replacement.

Out of work since February, ex-SAP CEO Léo Apotheker is the surprise appointment as CEO of Hewlett-Packard, replacing the disgraced Mark Hurd.

HP and Oracle have settled their dispute over the database giant's hiring of Mark Hurd.

Oracle has hired Mark Hurd, only to be faced with a lawsuit filed by HP in an attempt to stop its former CEO working for a competitor.