How did Oracle secure pivotal national security and sovereign cloud contracts like the US TikTok infrastructure?
Replied byLarry Ellison
Co-Founder, Executive Chairman & CTO at Oracle
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Approx. USD 7.5 Billion/month
Location: Austin, Texas, United States
Started: 1977
Oracle built a trusted reputation across defense, intelligence, and municipal governments over forty-five years. When geopolitical security concerns threatened to ban TikTok in the United States, Oracle stepped in as the trusted domestic technology partner to isolate American user data inside sovereign, secure cloud data centers, proving our capability to manage highly sensitive digital environments.
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