Oracle claims 'hyper-growth' in cloud following on-target Q4 results
Cloud is shooting ahead, says Ellison, as company bats away "improper accounting" accusations
Oracle claims that cloud revenues are taking off (just as new software licence sales are dipping)
Oracle today posted its results for the fourth quarter of 2016, claiming that "hyper growth" in sales of cloud computing services contributed to revenues of $10.6bn. The company claimed that software-as-a-service...
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