Oracle in trouble for paying people extra to be white
Trump fangirl CEO claims it is just political
Oracle, whose CEO Safra Catz was a key member of Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump’s political campaign, is being investigated for paying people more money if they are white.
Donald Trump is cool for Catz
Oracle boss signs up for executive committee
Oracle co-chief executive Safra Catz will be joining Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump's executive committee on his transition team.
New President will face a cyber crisis
Tarot cards say within 100 days
Whoever gets elected in the US elections will face a cybercrisis within their first 100 days of presidency, according to a security report by Forrester.
Oracle denied another Java trial
We will keep appealing until we win
Oracle’s attempts to get a new trial on Java API’s have been rejected by a Judge who happens to know about programming.
Oracle to give up on Java plug-in
End of an error
Oracle has decided that keeping its Java plug-in for browsers is completely pointless.
AMD takeover rumors re-emerge
It’s the takeover tango - one more time
I can’t remember how many times in the last 20 years that I’ve written up rumors that AMD is ripe for a takeover but now it seems it’s time to do it one more time.
Oracle pays $9.3 billion for Netsuite
Hey, you! Get into my cloud
Oracle paid $9.3 billion to snap up cloud company Netsuite in a bid to extend its place in the cloud market.
Oracle denies it is killing off Java EE
Pledges its commitment
Oracle has been on the blower after we ran a story saying it as losing interest in its Java. EE and might be pulling the plug on the open saucy operating system because it was not making the outfit enough cash.
Google gives Oracle Chinese burn
Revenge served lightly chilled
After being bullied by Oracle lawyers over its use of Java in Android for so long, Google is wasting no time sticking the boot in.
Oracle appears to be planning the death of Java Enterprise Edition
Community-driven tech is not where it is at
Oracle is quietly pulling funding and development efforts away from Java Enterprise Edition, in a move that mirrors Oracle’s moves in OpenSolaris and continued with OpenOffice.org.