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Oracle Reports 3Q14 Revenue of $9.3 Billion

Mar 21, 2014

Oracle reported its third quarter fiscal 2014 earnings on March 18, with revenue coming in at $9.3 billion, for a four percent year-over-year gain.

Hardware systems products revenues were reported at $725 million, for an eight percent year-over-year increase. Oracle Exalogic Engineered SystemsThe big winner within the hardware category is Oracle’s Engineered Systems category, with revenue growth of over 30 percent.

“Our engineered systems business is growing rapidly for the same fundamental reasons that our cloud applications business is growing rapidly,” Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, said during his company’s earnings call. “In both cases, customers want us to integrate the hardware and software, and make it work together so they don’t have to.”

Read the full story at ServerWatch:
Oracle Server Business Shows Signs of Growth

Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com. Follow him on Twitter @TechJournalist.

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