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Oracle says cloud biz worth nearly $1bn

19 December 2012 •

Strong cloud sales help software giant top Wall Street expectations for fiscal Q3, but hardware business still weak

Oracle revealed that its cloud business is closing in on the $1bn revenue mark as it unveiled a barnstorming set of fiscal second quarter results. The software daddy topped Wall Street expectati...

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