Oracle's new software licence sales tank - and cloud isn't growing fast enough to plug the gap
Customers just not buying Oracle software licences in the way that they used to
New licence sales fell by almost one-fifth at software giant Oracle, according to its latest financial results, and sales of cloud service subscriptions aren't increasing fast enough to plug the gap...
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