Oracle’s Larry Ellison took the stage Sunday night to open his company’s massive tech conference in San Francisco.
As expected, he talked about cloud computing and more cloud computing.
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Oracle, like all the classic IT vendors, is madly racing after cloud computing because business customers are going gaga for it, ditching their traditional way of buying software and hardware and renting it from companies like Amazon Web Services and Google, instead.
