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Oracle

11 facts from 9 episodes, in date order. These are what speakers said on the shows, each linked to the moment it was said. They aren't independently verified.

1994

Amazon's early engineer Shel Kaphan chose Oracle as the database after Sybase failed to return his call.

“And Sybase did not return Shell's call. And so he chose Oracle.”

Acquired · Amazon.com, 1:10:07

2019

Amazon.com did not finish migrating off Oracle databases onto AWS database products until 2019.

“Amazon.com did not finish their migration off of Oracle databases and onto AWS products until 2019”

Acquired · Amazon Web Services, 1:47:15

2021

Oracle acquired Cerner for $28 billion in December 2021.

“December 2021, as we've been alluding to, Cerner gets bought by Oracle for $28 billion.”

Acquired · Epic Systems (MyChart), 2:44:29

Undated

Amazon targeted gross and operating margins of 20 to 40 percent for AWS, which the host says was unattractive to incumbents earning around 80 percent gross margins.

“Amazon targeted gross margins and operating margins for AWS in the 20 to 40% range.”

Acquired · Amazon Web Services, 1:30:59

Undated

Moura says a person from Oracle told him that Oracle was using CrewAI in production when CrewAI was still only an open-source project.

“I remember this person approaching me and saying, like, Hey, we are Oracle, we're using we're using CrewAI in production.”

João Moura · The rise of AI agents, 0:12:30

Undated

Baldwin says IBM sees 20 to 40 percent productivity gains in large platform implementations such as SAP and Oracle.

“we're getting productivity gains of twenty, thirty, 40% in those types of, uh, programs and and projects.”

Andy Baldwin · The CIO Agenda for AI (with IBM Consulting), 0:27:32

Undated

Paul Copplestone cited a claim that only about 5% of Oracle workloads by revenue ran in the cloud.

“it was like one year ago, someone said that only 5% of Oracle workloads by revenue ran in the cloud.”

Paul Copplestone · Why Agents Love Supabase, 0:48:12

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