A new data centre and more investment into AI are part of the roadmap for the cloud titan who says it is “here to help the government, the military and the Israeli economy”.
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Oracle’s CEO Safra Catz, and her team, visiting Kfar Aza, Israel. Source: X/@AmirOhana
Global technology heavyweight Oracle is doubling down on its investment in Israel's tech sector with CEO Safra Catz recently reinforcing the firm’s intention to expand their cloud services in the country,
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