Oracle fleshes out hybrid cloud and edge computing strategy with Roving Edge Infrastructure devices
Database software giant Oracle continues to build out its hybrid cloud product and services strategy, with a focus on helping enterprises build out edge compute environments for low-connectivity-requiring workloads
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Oracle is continuing to build out its hybrid cloud strategy, with the introduction of an edge computing-enabling device for enterprises that need to host workloads in remote locations with limited connectivity.
The Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure devices are ruggedised, on-premise units containing scalable server nodes that provide users with access to the software giant’s core cloud infrastructure services and applications.
Polen Capital Sells Oracle (ORCL), Citing ‘Little To No Revenue Growth’
Polen Capital Management, a value-driven, concentrated, long-term investment management firm, published its ‘Polen Global Growth’ fourth-quarter 2020 Investor Letter – a copy of which can be downloaded here. A return of 7.70% was recorded by the fund for the Q4 of 2020, below its MSCI All-Country World benchmark that delivered a 14.69% return. You can view the fund’s top 5 holdings to have a peek at their top bets for 2021.
Polen Global Growth, in their Q4 2020 Investor Letter, said that they already sold their positions in Oracle Corporation (NYSE: ORCL) because of insufficient growth of the company. Oracle Corporation is a database software, and technology provider company that currently has a $187.2 billion market cap. For the past 3 months, ORCL delivered an 11.97% return and settled at $63.60 per share at the closing of February 5th.
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AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Australian Data Centres (ADC) has selected Oracle Dedicated Region [email protected] to provide sovereign hosted cloud services to the Australian Federal Government. Hosted within Australian Data Centres state-of-the-art secure data centre facility in Canberra, the Dedicated Region [email protected] will extend Oracle s already broad services to government, particularly across secure workloads in National Security, Health, Human Services and other departments and agencies dealing with the sensitive data of Australia and Australians. Oracle Dedicated Region [email protected] makes it easier for government entities to securely move to the next stage of their cloud-enabled transformation, said Cherie Ryan, vice president and Regional managing director ANZ, Oracle. It builds on our strong momentum in the Canberra market and provides the equivalent of a third Australian cloud region, complement
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