We are localizing data in a way that no other company has done, ensuring American data is stored securely and overseen by American personnel.

We're launching a comprehensive cloud platform that includes platform as a service and a complete suite of applications, which will be available on our Exadata machines, providing customers with more control and security.

Project Texas aims to localize American user data to be stored on American soil, controlled by Oracle, to address data privacy concerns related to TikTok's ownership by ByteDance.

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.

Our technology allows data to be stored where it is, while presenting it as if it is local, solving performance and collaboration issues without moving data around.

We are fully committed to cloud applications and have invested heavily in rewriting our software for the cloud, positioning ourselves to compete effectively against SAP and other smaller companies.

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.

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

The data center is becoming the new unit of compute, and we need to rethink data center design to support this shift in computing architecture.