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The Red Bull Racing Formula One team is now Oracle Red Bull Racing, and the team is expanding its use of Oracle Cloud.

Four-time Formula 1 champion Red Bull Racing has chosen Oracle as its cloud infrastructure partner.

Jaguar Racing has gained the support of enterprise software provider Micro Focus for its tilt at the Formula E championship.

During the first F1 race of the season in Melbourne, I was invited by Acronis to talk to its partner in F1, the Williams Racing Team, and specifically its chief information officer, Graeme Hackland, about all the challenges he faces in what is one of the world's greatest sporting events.

IT services company DXC Technology has become a sponsor of the Shell V-Power Racing Team.

Acronis is providing "data protection" to Arsenal Football Club's "growing IT infrastructure", with its very valuable data at the forefront of use within football needing to absolutely be protected.

Acronis has come a long way in the last 15 years, claiming leadership in hybrid cloud data protection and storage, with strong partner results and shared growth, thanks to multiple services delivered via the Acronis Data Cloud platform – and more.

Integration and analytics vendor Tibco Software has extended its partnership with Formula One champions Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport for the 2018 season.

Forza now has more than 700 cars in the game and has added pre-war racers that will challenge drivers of every skill level, post-war cruisers that changed the way the public thought of the automobile, and many more.

While most IT people know Nvidia as a graphics card and GPU vendor, the company's products are increasingly being adopted by the automotive industry.

The Symantec-sponsored Norton Hornets V8 Supercars team revealed a new paint job highlighting the security company's renewed relationship with the beyondblue not-for-profit that focusses on depression and anxiety.

Symantec used its sponsorship of the Norton Hornets Nissan Factory V8 Racing Team to highlight a $300,000 donation to beyondblue. For this weekend's Bathurst 1000, one of the team's cars was renumbered from 36 to 300 to mark the software maker's pledge.