Oracle

Saurabh Netravalkar has picked up four wickets in three matches in the 2024 T20 World Cup.

Saurabh Netravalkar, the Indian-born American cricketer and Oracle software engineer, has become a social media sensation during the T20 World Cup.

T20 World Cup 2024: Saurabh Netravalkar (2/18 in 4 overs), the Oracle programmer from Silicon Valley, wrote a couple of perfect codes to remove an out-of-form Virat Kohli (0)

Mr Netravalkar is an engineer by profession and works for tech giant Oracle.

Does IPL auction cross your mind? You ask, and on the other end of the phone, Saurabh Netravalkar simply laughs before coming up with an emphatic "no" in a booming baritone.

An engineer by profession outside of cricket, Netravalkar works for tech giant Oracle.

Born in Mumbai, Saurabh Netravalkar has played with Indian cricketers like KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Harshal Patel, Jaydev Unadkat and Sandeep Sharma.

Saurabh Netravalkar's LinkedIn headline reads: "Principal Member of Technical Staff at Oracle, Professional Cricketer".

Fire-Boltt Oracle smartwatch has been launched in India. Previously, the company unveiled the Fire-Boltt Dream with a 2.02-inch screen. The newer model comes with a slightly smaller screen size but shares otherwise similar features. It operates on an Android-based UI and supports several Google Play Store applications but is compatible with both An...

Australia's competition watchdog on Monday asked consumers, businesses and other relevant stakeholders to provide their views about the business practices of data brokers in an attempt to regulate the country's digital platform services sector.

Oracle is spending "billions" of dollars on chips from Nvidia as it expands a cloud computing service targeting a new wave of artificial intelligence (AI) companies, Oracle founder and Chairman Larry Ellison said on Wednesday. It is also spending on central processor units (CPUs) from Ampere Computing. Oracle's cloud division is working to gain gro...

Amazon Web Services is reportedly considering using new artificial intelligence chips from AMD, though it has not made a final decision. The remarks came during an AMD event where the chip company outlined its strategy for the AI market, which is dominated by rival Nvidia.

Cyber security company Kaspersky on Wednesday said it has appointed Jaydeep Singh as its general manager for India to head operations in the country. Singh will be responsible for leading Kaspersky's business operations and driving growth across the country, especially in the enterprise segment, in his role as General Manager for India, the company...

The Federal Trade Commission said on Wednesday it is seeking information from the public on cloud computing companies' business practices including details on their market power, competition and potential security issues. The US cloud computing business is dominated by four providers that include Amazon.com, Microsoft, Alphabet's Google and Oracle...

Billionaire Larry Ellison admitted to breaking the law after he was pulled over by a traffic cop.

Saurabh Netravalkar has picked up four wickets in three matches in the 2024 T20 World Cup.

Saurabh Netravalkar, the Indian-born American cricketer and Oracle software engineer, has become a social media sensation during the T20 World Cup.

T20 World Cup 2024: Saurabh Netravalkar (2/18 in 4 overs), the Oracle programmer from Silicon Valley, wrote a couple of perfect codes to remove an out-of-form Virat Kohli (0)

Mr Netravalkar is an engineer by profession and works for tech giant Oracle.

Does IPL auction cross your mind? You ask, and on the other end of the phone, Saurabh Netravalkar simply laughs before coming up with an emphatic "no" in a booming baritone.

An engineer by profession outside of cricket, Netravalkar works for tech giant Oracle.

Born in Mumbai, Saurabh Netravalkar has played with Indian cricketers like KL Rahul, Mayank Agarwal, Harshal Patel, Jaydev Unadkat and Sandeep Sharma.

Saurabh Netravalkar's LinkedIn headline reads: "Principal Member of Technical Staff at Oracle, Professional Cricketer".

Fire-Boltt Oracle smartwatch has been launched in India. Previously, the company unveiled the Fire-Boltt Dream with a 2.02-inch screen. The newer model comes with a slightly smaller screen size but shares otherwise similar features. It operates on an Android-based UI and supports several Google Play Store applications but is compatible with both An...

Australia's competition watchdog on Monday asked consumers, businesses and other relevant stakeholders to provide their views about the business practices of data brokers in an attempt to regulate the country's digital platform services sector.

Oracle is spending "billions" of dollars on chips from Nvidia as it expands a cloud computing service targeting a new wave of artificial intelligence (AI) companies, Oracle founder and Chairman Larry Ellison said on Wednesday. It is also spending on central processor units (CPUs) from Ampere Computing. Oracle's cloud division is working to gain gro...

Amazon Web Services is reportedly considering using new artificial intelligence chips from AMD, though it has not made a final decision. The remarks came during an AMD event where the chip company outlined its strategy for the AI market, which is dominated by rival Nvidia.

Cyber security company Kaspersky on Wednesday said it has appointed Jaydeep Singh as its general manager for India to head operations in the country. Singh will be responsible for leading Kaspersky's business operations and driving growth across the country, especially in the enterprise segment, in his role as General Manager for India, the company...

The Federal Trade Commission said on Wednesday it is seeking information from the public on cloud computing companies' business practices including details on their market power, competition and potential security issues. The US cloud computing business is dominated by four providers that include Amazon.com, Microsoft, Alphabet's Google and Oracle...

Billionaire Larry Ellison admitted to breaking the law after he was pulled over by a traffic cop.