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Bipul Sinha

06/06/25

@ The Logan Bartlett Show

The talent density at Oracle was significant, as many core team members went on to create or reinvent major technologies at companies like Google, Facebook, and Twitter.

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The New Rules of Silicon Valley with Rubrik CEO Bipul Sinha

@ The Logan Bartlett Show

The New Rules of Silicon Valley with Rubrik CEO Bipul Sinha

06/06/25

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Bipul Sinha

06/06/25

@ The Logan Bartlett Show

In the late '90s and early 2000s, Oracle made a courageous decision to transition from Solaris to Linux as its core platform, enabling the development of large-scale distributed systems.

Sundar Pichai

05/16/25

@ All-In Podcast

The talent market is competitive, but Google is fortunate to attract top talent and has a strong track record of employees starting successful companies.

Larry Ellison

02/27/19

@ Ray Captain

I've been the CEO of Oracle since 1977, making me one of the longest-running tech CEOs in Silicon Valley's history.

Larry Ellison

02/27/19

@ Ray Captain

Oracle is not just an enterprise company; we have many customers in the consumer business, including major phone companies like AT&T and Verizon.

Y Combinator Cast

09/18/18

@ Y Combinator

For two or three years, we were recognized as one of the great places to work in tech, alongside companies like Twitter and Workday, which was a testament to our solid culture.

Paul Buchheit

10/25/18

@ Y Combinator

The environment at Google was buzzing with productivity; everyone was excited about building great products and systems.

Diane Greene

08/09/17

@ Y Combinator

Before my startups, I built technology inside larger companies, including developing asynchronous input/output software that outperformed major database companies.

Sergey Brin

05/24/25

@ Google for Developers

The general sentiment at I/O is incredibly positive, reflecting a significant amount of progress across Google's models and products.

Paul Buchheit

08/10/24

@ Y Combinator

OpenAI attracted talent by promising that researchers' work wouldn't be locked away but shared with the world, unlike at Google.