Oracle Dominates Cloud Market with Strong Q4 Earnings and AI Race Catch-Up

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Oracle's cloud business grew at an astonishing rate of 54% in Q4, with overall cloud revenue reaching $4.4 billion and cloud-infrastructure revenue up 76% to $1.4 billion. This growth rate is almost twice as fast as the second-hottest vendor, Google Cloud, and more than twice as fast as all other major cloud vendors. Despite economic uncertainty and tighter budgets, Oracle's cloud business is booming and finding ways to overcome objections that are bringing its competitors' growth numbers gradually downward.
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