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Security awareness training specialist KnowBe4, has appointed David Bochsler to the role of vice president of sales for APAC.

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DevSecOps platform GitLab and global technology provider Oracle have released into general availability a new offering to expand shared artificial intelligence and machine learning functionalities.

Business spend management specialist Coupa Software has appointed Mark Innes as senior vice president of APJ sales.

Independent research organisation the Norwegian Institute of Bioeconomy Research (NIBO) has chosen Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and the Oracle Autonomous Database to help make better decisions in preserving forests and the vital oxygen, shelter, food, and warmth they provide.

Nvidia DGX Cloud gives enterprises immediate access to the infrastructure and software needed to train advanced models for generative AI and other applications.

Oracle today announced the availability of Java 20 with thousands of performance, stability, and security improvements.

New Zealand's sustainable grass-fed meat processor Silver Fern Farms has selected Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management (HCM) to deliver its people strategy, streamline HR processes, and collaborate, and has already found a boost in employee engagement by a huge 60%.

Identity provider Okta has appointed Clarence Cheah to the role of head of growth strategies for Asia-Pacific and Japan.

Global identity verification tech company OCR Labs has become a Gold Partner in FinTech Australia’s corporate partnership program.

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.

Data platform provider Teradata has announced that Richard Petley has taken on a newly expanded role as EVP, International.

Enterprise software vendor Oracle has appointed Stephen Bovis as its new regional managing director for Australia and New Zealand.

Superannuation fund UniSuper has adopted Oracle Fusion Cloud Human Capital Management, allowing it to consolidate what was five different applications into one.

Oracle has announced new logistics capabilities to help organisations increase the efficiency of their global supply chains. The new features are available in Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain and Manufacturing, Oracle Transportation Management, and Oracle Global Trade Management. They will help customers reduce costs, improve accuracy, automate regulatory compliance, and enhance logistics flexibility.

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.

The United States Department of Defence has issued a contract for cloud services to all four of Microsoft, Amazon, Google, and Oracle, with a shared ceiling of $US 9 billion, or $AUD 13.38 billion, following its previous challenges with the JEDI project.

Data-centric software company NetApp has appointed Brenda Tan to the role of vice president of its APJ channels and partner organisation.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has asked Oracle to pay more than US$23 million (A$35.7 million) to resolve charges that it violated the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.