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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.

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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

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.

Diane Greene

08/05/17

@ Y Combinator

In the late 90s, during the dot-com era, we faced skepticism about our software that allowed users to run multiple operating systems on one machine.

Steve Ballmer

06/02/25

@ Acquired

At the time of my 'developers' speech, we were facing competition from Linux and needed to reinforce our platform with third-party support.

Steve Ballmer

06/02/25

@ Acquired

From '92 to '98, we experienced a liftoff primarily driven by Windows and applications, not enterprise solutions.

Shou Chew

04/22/23

@ TED

All new US data is now stored in Oracle's cloud infrastructure, ensuring it is protected, while we work on deleting legacy data from our servers.

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.

Harvard Innovation Labs Cast

02/02/14

@ Harvard Innovation Labs

Jim Whitehurst recognized that the true value of Linux was not just being another operating system, but ensuring it was certified and supported across various platforms for widespread use.

Y Combinator Cast

12/07/20

@ Y Combinator

Our goal is to offload heavy lifting into the core to facilitate cross-platform development, which we've successfully achieved.

Jensen Huang

07/30/24

@ NVIDIA

The next generation of computing is expected to favor open ecosystems, similar to how Windows thrived over Apple's closed system in the past.