Oracle

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Oracle, a privately owned company founded in 1977 and headquartered in the U.S., is a provider of enterprise and telecoms software. As of 2022, it employed approximately 226,690 people and generated revenue exceeding $1 billion. The company offers cloud computing infrastructure and software solutions, including an autonomous database system, designed to support organizational innovation, efficiency, and data management and security.

2023 Revenue

Founded

1977

Headcount

226,687

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Enterprise and telecoms software

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Privately Owned

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Oracle invested BRL 40 million (USD 8 million) in a new innovation center in São Paulo, Brazil on an unspecified date. This 750 square meter facility features over 60 technology products developed with partner startups, focusing on AI, robotics, and augmented reality. Brian Harvey, Industry Executive Director at Oracle, works on transformative solutions using data-driven strategies and emerging trends. His experience includes work at Intel, Sony Computer Entertainment, NVIDIA, and Akamai Technologies. Steve Botha leads Oracle’s Media & Sports business, helping broadcasters and platforms use data, AI, and cloud technology to improve fan experience and content delivery. Santiago Solanas, CEO of Dalet, has previous experience at Oracle.

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Oracle offers 12 products in the ad tech, telecoms tech, media tech and connectivity and cloud industries. Oracle's product portfolio comprises of media cloud and storage, ad measurement and verification, enterprise cloud and enterprise and telecoms software.

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Oracle's revenues were over $1B in 2023. Caretta Research has split Oracle's revenue into 8 different product categories, the largest of which is enterprise and telecoms CRM. For full access to Oracle's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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Mar

27th

2025

22:43

Partnerships and Alliances

Steve Botha

Steve Botha leads Oracle’s Media & Sports business, helping the world’s top leagues, broadcasters, and platforms harness data, AI, and cloud technology to transform the fan experience and redefine content delivery. With a career spanning over two decades, Steve has been at the forefront of digital innovation, partnering with industry giants to modernize media workflows, personalize engagement, and monetize audiences in an increasingly connected world.

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Mar

27th

2025

20:44

Management Changes, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

Brian Harvey

Brian Harvey is an accomplished executive with over two decades of experience in Media, Entertainment, and Gaming. As Industry Executive Director at Oracle, he drives transformative solutions that address complex business challenges, leveraging deep expertise in data-driven strategies and emerging trends. With a career spanning Intel, Sony Computer Entertainment, NVIDIA, and Akamai Technologies, Brian has pioneered partnerships and initiatives that have shaped industry innovation and enhanced user experiences.

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Mar

26th

2025

15:11

Funding Activities, Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

Oracle invests BRL 40 million in Latin American innovation centre

Oracle has invested BRL 40 million (USD 8 million) in its first Latin American innovation centre, located within its So Paulo headquarters, reported O Globo. This 750 square meter "living laboratory" showcases over 60 technology products developed with partner start-ups, focusing on areas such as AI, robotics and augmented reality.

Telecompaper

Mar

21st

2025

09:00

M&A Activities, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

M&A Mania: The Latest On Oracle-TikTok, and the Alphonso-LG Ads Aftermath

Two companies coming together means an exchange of money and corporate cultures. The big company gets something out of the faster-moving smaller one, and the smaller one benefits from the larger company’s stature and influence, which can fuel further growth.

AdExchanger

Mar

20th

2025

22:34

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Santiago Solanas

Santiago Solanas, CEO of Dalet, brings extensive leadership experience from top tech firms like IBM, Microsoft, Oracle, Sage, and Cisco. Passionate about transforming businesses through technology and teamwork, Santiago has a proven track record of driving growth and innovation.

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Mar

20th

2025

13:20

Procurement and Sales

BT Group appoints Spinnaker to support Oracle platforms

BT Group has signed a new contract with support services company Spinnaker Support to provide support for critical Oracle platforms through 2027. Spinnaker will take over primary support for all on-premise Oracle applications across BT Group's technology estate. The contract covers a wide range of critical Oracle applications, with Spinnaker also set to streamline and integrate Oracle applications support into BT's Service Platform, powered by ServiceNow.

Telecompaper

Mar

19th

2025

17:11

Partnerships and Alliances, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

Oracle Considers US TikTok Deal Amid Security Concerns

by Colin Kirkland , 37 minutes ago Since emerging as the most likely company to partner with TikTok in the U.S., Oracle is considering a sale of the social media company's stateside operations while potentially allowing for China-based owner ByteDance to remain in full control of the app's powerful algorithm.

MediaPost

Mar

19th

2025

12:42

Procurement and Sales, Big Data/Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

Oracle Cloud Isolated Region to support Singapore's Ministry of Defence, Armed Forces

Singapore's Defence Science and Technology Agency (DSTA) has signed a contract with Oracle for an Oracle Cloud Isolated Region that supports the Ministry of Defence (MINDEF) and Singapore Armed Forces (SAF). The collaboration between DSTA and Oracle is designed to enable MINDEF and the SAF to access sovereign cloud computing, data management, and AI services in a secure environment.

Telecompaper

Mar

19th

2025

08:30

Partnerships and Alliances, Artificial Intelligence, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

Oracle and NVIDIA Collaborate to Help Enterprises Accelerate Agentic AI Inference

Oracle Database and NVIDIA AI Integrations Make It Easier for Enterprises to Quickly and Easily Harness Agentic AI Oracle and NVIDIA today announced a first-of-its-kind integration between NVIDIA accelerated computing and inference software with Oracle’s AI infrastructure and generative AI services to help organizations globally speed the creation of agentic AI applications.

AiThority

Mar

19th

2025

04:03

M&A Activities

TikTok Might Tip Into Oracle’s Lap; Amazon’s Not Happy With $56 Billion

Consulting The Oracle Stop us if this sounds familiar: Oracle is trying to keep TikTok from getting banned in the US. Bloomberg reports that Oracle, which first attempted a joint purchase of the social video platform with Walmart way back in 2020 during Trump’s first presidency, is now working out a deal with the second Trump administration to run TikTok’s US operations.

AdExchanger

Mar

17th

2025

19:15

M&A Activities, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

Oracle Emerges As Most Likely TikTok Buyer

by Colin Kirkland , 22 minutes ago Oracle is reportedly the frontrunner to buy TikTok in the U.S. According to The Information, which spoke with investors, bankers and former executives familiar with ByteDance, Oracle has “emerged as a leading contender to help run TikTok” per a deal President Donald Trump is promoting to honor last year's divest-or-ban law.

MediaPost

Mar

17th

2025

08:15

Business Expansion, Capital Investment, Caretta Research_Monitor Company

Oracle plans USD 5 billion AI tech investment in UK

Oracle plans to invest USD 5 billion (GBP 3.9 billion) in the UK over the next five years to expand its data centre infrastructure, reports The Telegraph newspaper. Oracle said the investment would help meet rising demand for its cloud services from UK customers, and help more businesses adopt artificial intelligence (AI) technology. It is not clear if Oracle plans to expand existing data centres or build new ones. It currently has two UK data centre sites in London and Newport (Wales).

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Oracle's customers primarily consist of telecoms and software Development companies. Examples of Oracle's customers include KDDI, University of Michigan and Amdocs. Oracle has commercial and technical partners like Veritas Technologies and Kontron. Oracle has suppliers like Vodafone Business.

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