Oracle Corporation

Oracle Corporation is an American technology company known for database software, cloud services, enterprise applications, and computer hardware.

Oracle Database: A relational database management system developed and sold by Oracle Corporation. It is the company’s foundational product and remains central to its software business.
Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications: Oracle’s suite of cloud-based enterprise applications for finance, human resources, supply chains, and customer experience. The suite shows how Oracle sells business software beyond databases.
Software Development Laboratories: The company founded in 1977 by Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates that became Oracle Corporation. It was Oracle’s original corporate identity.
Microsoft SQL Server: A relational database management system developed by Microsoft for enterprise and application workloads. It competes with Oracle Database in the commercial relational database market.
Relational database: A database that organizes information into tables of rows and columns linked through shared values. The relational model underlies Oracle’s original database product.
Oracle NetSuite: A cloud-based enterprise resource planning software suite for managing business operations. NetSuite gives Oracle a prominent cloud business-software offering, especially for smaller organizations.
Oracle V2: The first commercially available version of Oracle’s relational database software, released in 1979. Its launch established Oracle as a commercial database company.
PostgreSQL: An open-source relational database management system known for extensibility and standards support. It offers an alternative to Oracle Database without Oracle’s proprietary licensing model.
SQL: A language for defining, querying, and manipulating data in relational databases. Oracle Database uses SQL as its principal interface for working with relational data.
Oracle Exadata: An integrated hardware and software system optimized for running Oracle Database workloads. It combines Oracle’s server engineering with its database software.

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