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Kevin Okemwa

"The details are ​inaccurate": Oracle denies $3 billion Microsoft cloud deal collapse over security and compliance concerns

An Oracle logo of a US multinational computer technology corporation is seen on a smartphone and a pc screen.

"The details mentioned in the article are ​inaccurate," indicated an Oracle following a Business Insider report claiming that it severed its ties with Microsoft despite citing people familiar with the matter: "Microsoft ⁠is both an OCI partner and a customer. We have a tremendously collaborative and fruitful partnership, where we ⁠often ​talk about ways we can expand ​upon our ongoing work together."

The report claimed that the cloud deal between Oracle and Microsoft was under pressure due to security and compliance concerns, leading to its collapse (via Reuters). According to the dismissed report, the massive cloud deal was worth a whopping $3 billion, arguably one of the largest cloud infrastructure leasing deals.

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