That summer heatwave in Britain? Our servers were just resting
Oracle execs are all smiles following a stellar showing for their cloud operations in the latest full quarter, and Larry Ellison is obviously feeling a little dizzy, telling the world – or anyone who would listen – that Big Red's cloud never fails.
Ellison was trying to explain why Tokyo Stock Exchange was among the customers to have chosen Oracle's cloud infrastructure in the past quarter, as did FedEx, Deutsche Bank, and Vodafone as well. Ellison said his business had signed infrastructure contracts with"multiple customers exceeding $1 billion… that's ben added to our backlog," he said."We now have 22,000 infrastructure customers, we have a total of 55 regions, public regions as well as national security and other types regions. That's more than AWS or Microsoft or anybody, which may surprise some people.
"We think the future of cloud is not four-walled gardens, AWS, Microsoft, Google and Oracle. We think those clouds are all going to interconnect. And then customers will pick the most appropriate service for their particular needs and mix and match between the clouds."
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