Oracle beats sales expectations with cloud boost
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Oracle beats sales expectations with cloud boost

Jornal de Negócios10 September 2026 at 23:59

Oracle surpassed sales expectations in the first fiscal quarter, with revenues that increased almost 30% to $19.35 billion. This significant growth was driven by cloud infrastructure sales, which became the main growth engine for the tech giant. The company thus managed to demonstrate the strength of its transition strategy to cloud computing services, an area that has been a priority in its expansion in recent years.

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