Oracle’s cloud set to supercharge corporates


— AFP

PETALING JAYA: Oracle Corp’s US$6.5bil investment in Malaysia aims to reshape the country’s corporate landscape by making cloud and artificial intelligence (AI) technology more accessible, removing the typical cost barriers associated with such innovations.

With its AI-powered public cloud region in Malaysia, the American tech giant is targeting the productivity and digital growth of not just large enterprises but also the backbone of the economy – small and medium enterprises.

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