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Brazilian mobile operator TIM Brazil has partnered with equipment vendor Ericsson to modernise TIM's billing systems unifying different platforms in a cloud-native deployment on Oracle Cloud.

An Oracle employee has poked fun at Google Cloud after it emerged that the company had mistakenly deleted the private cloud environment it had supplied to Australian superannuation company UniSuper.

It's an old joke that the cloud is "just someone else's server", and while that's a fun simplification, the reality is that AWS, Azure, Google, Oracle, and the rest really do run physical server hardware in physical data centres. If you've ever managed your own server hardware you might be curious what one of the public cloud servers looks like. Thanks to AMD, iTWire got to see.

Microsoft and Oracle expand their partnership to provide Oracle Database@Azure, providing direct access to Oracle database services running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, deployed in Microsoft Azure data centres.

Ride-sharing company Uber has entered into a seven-year strategic cloud partnership with Oracle, migrating its most critical workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The move enables Uber to modernise its infrastructure, which will deliver new products to market more rapidly and bring increased profitability.

AWS has rightly cheered its continued recognition by Gartner as the leader in its annual magic quadrant research report for cloud infrastructure, but a deeper look shows the real news is the leaps and bounds Oracle is making.

Australian healthcare solutions provider Aspen Medical has worked with Oracle to consolidate its business processes across HR, finance, and projects in support of its work worldwide.

Oracle is adding five more capabilities to the security services built into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, in a move aimed at helping protect against emerging threats.

It’s 2022 and if you’re looking to learn a new programming language, DevOps tool, public cloud, or infrastructure items, the big question is which one to go for? Here are iTWire’s picks on where to invest your time and energy.

The Oracle MySQL Autopilot delivers nine new automations powered by machine learning. Oracle says MySQL HeatWave now has performance and scalability that can deliver 35x better price/performance compared to Snowflake and 13x better than Amazon Redshift with Aqua on industry-standard TPC-H benchmarks.

The Oracle Support Rewards program is said to help customers speed migrations to the cloud while reducing software licence support costs.

Perth-based Oracle systems integrator Magia Solutions and Oracle Cloud analytics provider Knoa Software are working together to help Australia and New Zealand organisations benefit from Oracle Cloud adoption.

Developers and providers can now build-in zero trust, Internet-optimised application delivery as code with Agentless Zero Trust Networking. Zero trust connections can now be spun up in minutes.

Oracle is providing the Tasmanian Government with free use of the Oracle Health Management System to manage its COVID-19 vaccination program.

Oracle today announced a new range of Arm compute instances based on Ampere’s ARM processors along with the tools and support to accelerate Arm-based application development. The new Arm offerings clock in at a single cent per core hour, the industry’s lowest cost per core.

Hotel franchising company Wyndham Hotels & Resorts is rolling out Oracle Hospitality's Opera cloud property management system (PMS) to its full-service hotels.

Oracle's GoldenGate for replicating, filtering, and transforming data from one database to another is now available as an automated, fully-managed cloud service, with elastic scaling and pay-as-you-go pricing.

Oracle's new Oracle Cloud Lift Services provide customers with tools and resources to quickly migrate workloads to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. What's more, they are available at no extra charge.

VMware describes VMware Cloud as "a distributed, multi-cloud platform that enables organisations to accelerate application modernisation across the data centre, edge, and any cloud."

AMD's new Epyc 7003 series CPUs are built with Zen 3 cores, and the range includes the Epyc 7763 which the company says is the world's highest-performing server processor, based on internal testing.