Specifically, Oracle is adding blockchain functionality to the next release of its mainstream database offering, all aimed at crypto-secure data management to prevent illicit changes to data that ...

Blockchain and the cloud go together like organic macaroni and cheese. What’s the connection? Choosy shoppers would like to know that their organic food is tracked from farm to shelf, to make sure ...

While blockchain is known for bringing trust and transparency to multi-party workflows, it can also ensure the immutability of business-critical data. Realizing this potential, technology giant Oracle ...

Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service, which Oracle rolled out at the OpenWorld conference in October, is now generally available. As the name makes clear, the offering makes blockchain technology available ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about cryptocurrency, blockchain and trading. A growing number of mainstream giants are looking into blockchain technology ...

Oracle has announced updates to its blockchain platform cloud service, including leveraging its own cloud infrastructure and changes to the way it charges. "With this release, Oracle advances the ...

Oracle is working hard to be a SaaS vendor that matters, whether with its new autonomous database service or getting involved with blockchain. Today, the database giant announced a new blockchain ...

Oracle on Monday announced the general availability of its Blockchain Cloud Service, which allows organisations to set up and manage networks of distributed ledgers using blockchain technology. Oracle ...

At its Oracle OpenWorld conference this week in San Francisco, the company announced its new Blockchain Cloud Service. The distributed ledger cloud platform aims to help enterprises make various ...

A paradox lies at the heart of smart contract-enabled blockchain networks. They are democratic (distributed), tamper-free (immutable) and transparent, but in order to realize anything close to their ...