The Cloud Remains the Main Focus of Oracle’s Earnings
Oracle Cloud provides a complete SaaS application suite for ERP,HCM and CX, plus the best database platform for Americas, Europe and Asia Data Center (PaaS) and infrastructure as services (IaaS). While this is a quiet time for the company, the technology giant Oracle is one of the exceptions, reporting earnings for the second quarter of fiscal year 2018 after Thursday’s market shutdown on December 14. Oracle’s cloud division has been a constant focus for analysts and CEOs, and Safra Catz has attributed the company’s recent revenue and revenue growth to the sector’s performance. Oracle reported in the first quarter of fiscal year 2018 that the total revenue of cloud computing rose 51% per cent to $1.47 billion, excluding the effects of foreign exchange.
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In its cloud department, Oracle reports the fastest growing portion of the software as a service. Revenue from the sector grew 62% to $1.07 billion year-on-year. Another two parts of its cloud division, “Platform services and infrastructure services”, rose 28% to $400 million. For the second quarter of fiscal year 2018, management said they expected the cloud’s
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