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Yahoo
28-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Oracle, Bloom Energy Have Deal to Power Data Centers
California-based power solutions provider Bloom Energy said it will deploy its fuel cell technology at select Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) data centers in the U.S. The company on July 24 said it will deliver on-site power for an entire data center within 90 days. 'We continue to see strong global demand for OCI services across our entire data center portfolio including our large gigawatt AI [artificial intelligence] data centers,' said Mahesh Thiagarajan, executive vice president for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. 'Customers expect to run their AI workloads and new AI applications at peak performance. Bloom's fuel cell technology will join OCI's extensive energy portfolio, further supporting our cutting-edge AI infrastructure with reliable, clean power that can be quickly deployed and easily scaled.' POWER is at the forefront of coverage for data centers, particularly related to how technology companies will source the power needed to operate their artificial intelligence ventures. Read our POWER Primer, "," and register today to attend our inaugural event, scheduled Oct. 28 in Denver, Colorado 'Oracle Cloud Infrastructure requires power solutions engineered to meet the performance and reliability demands of today's most advanced AI and compute workloads,' said Aman Joshi, chief commercial officer of Bloom Energy. 'This significant collaboration provides Oracle with ultra-reliable, clean, and cost-efficient power that supports its growth strategy with the speed and certainty it needs.' Bloom's systems also deliver clean power with virtually no air pollution and no water use, contributing to Oracle's use of sustainable energy sources to power Oracle Cloud. Bloom Energy's energy solutions power the world's most critical digital infrastructure, following agreements with Equinix, American Electric Power (AEP), and Quanta Computing. To date, Bloom Energy has deployed more than 400 MW to power data centers worldwide. —POWER edited this content, which was contributed by . Error while retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data Error while retrieving data
Yahoo
24-07-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Oracle, Bloom Energy Have Deal to Power Data Centers
California-based power solutions provider Bloom Energy said it will deploy its fuel cell technology at select Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) data centers in the U.S. The company on July 24 said it will deliver on-site power for an entire data center within 90 days. 'We continue to see strong global demand for OCI services across our entire data center portfolio including our large gigawatt AI [artificial intelligence] data centers,' said Mahesh Thiagarajan, executive vice president for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. 'Customers expect to run their AI workloads and new AI applications at peak performance. Bloom's fuel cell technology will join OCI's extensive energy portfolio, further supporting our cutting-edge AI infrastructure with reliable, clean power that can be quickly deployed and easily scaled.' POWER is at the forefront of coverage for data centers, particularly related to how technology companies will source the power needed to operate their artificial intelligence ventures. Read our POWER Primer, "," and register today to attend our inaugural event, scheduled Oct. 28 in Denver, Colorado 'Oracle Cloud Infrastructure requires power solutions engineered to meet the performance and reliability demands of today's most advanced AI and compute workloads,' said Aman Joshi, chief commercial officer of Bloom Energy. 'This significant collaboration provides Oracle with ultra-reliable, clean, and cost-efficient power that supports its growth strategy with the speed and certainty it needs.' Bloom's systems also deliver clean power with virtually no air pollution and no water use, contributing to Oracle's use of sustainable energy sources to power Oracle Cloud. Bloom Energy's energy solutions power the world's most critical digital infrastructure, following agreements with Equinix, American Electric Power (AEP), and Quanta Computing. To date, Bloom Energy has deployed more than 400 MW to power data centers worldwide. —POWER edited this content, which was contributed by . Sign in to access your portfolio
Techday NZ
22-07-2025
- Business
- Techday NZ
Jason Langley named Oracle New Zealand Managing Director
Oracle has announced the appointment of Jason Langley as Managing Director for New Zealand, taking over from John Eastman, who will retire in January 2026 after a 17-year tenure. John Eastman confirmed his decision to retire from his full-time role at Oracle, while highlighting the next steps for the leadership transition within the New Zealand business. "After more than 17 years at Oracle, I've decided to step back from fulltime work. I will be retiring from Oracle in January 2026, but until then, I'm focused on setting us up for continued growth in New Zealand and ensuring a smooth transition as I hand over the reins to the very capable Jason Langley," Eastman said. "It's been an incredible journey working alongside our passionate team, amazing customers, and partners to help shape Oracle's presence in New Zealand. I'm proud of how far we've come and excited for what's next as Oracle continues to lead the way in cloud and AI innovation globally and here at home. Jason brings a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective, and I look forward to working closely with him over the next six months. More to come soon." "For now, thanks to everyone who's made this role so rewarding and to a sample collection of great Oracle managers and supporters." Eastman will remain with the company until his retirement to help ensure a smooth transition and to continue supporting Oracle's growth in the New Zealand market over the coming months. New leadership vision Jason Langley, who has been named Managing Director Designate for New Zealand, shared his perspective on the new role. "I'm excited to share that I've joined Oracle as Managing Director – Designate for New Zealand. It's a real privilege to step into this role and help shape the next chapter for Oracle in Aotearoa. There's strong momentum behind Oracle globally, and here in New Zealand we're seeing that come to life through wonderful partnerships, like the one we enjoy with TEAM Cloud New Zealand, who are delivering sovereign, hyperscale cloud services, powered by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, for customers including Inland Revenue NZ," Langley said. "One of the key things that attracted me to Oracle is how the company is uniquely positioning itself as a multicloud enabler, giving its customers choice and meeting them where they are in their digital transformation journey. Also uniquely appealing is how Oracle is bringing AI to the data, embedding it across every layer of the stack - from infrastructure to applications - making it easier for organisations to unlock the value of their data, streamline operations and move faster." "Over the next six months, I'll be working closely with John Eastman to ensure a smooth and thoughtful transition. He's built a strong foundation here, and I'm looking forward to learning from him and to working alongside our incredible team, customers and partners. Thanks to everyone at Oracle for the warm welcome. I'm excited for what's ahead." Langley highlighted the importance of the company's existing partnerships, particularly with TEAM Cloud New Zealand, and Oracle's work in providing cloud services to clients including Inland Revenue New Zealand. He also acknowledged Oracle's strategy as a multicloud enabler, its focus on customer choice, and how its AI integration across its technology stack is supporting organisations' data management and operational efficiency. Continued growth focus Oracle maintains a local focus on developing its presence in New Zealand, working closely with partners and customers to deliver services around data infrastructure and cloud technology. Both Eastman and Langley have indicated that supporting and enabling digital transformation for clients remains a key priority during this transition. The transitional period over the next six months will see Eastman and Langley collaborate closely, with Eastman remaining in an advisory and leadership capacity through to his retirement in January 2026, and Langley preparing to assume full responsibility as Managing Director for New Zealand. Follow us on: Share on:
Techday NZ
21-07-2025
- Techday NZ
Tenable reveals RCE flaw in Oracle Cloud editor, highlights risks
Tenable has announced the disclosure of a Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's (OCI) Code Editor, raising questions about risks inherent in interconnected cloud services. Researchers at Tenable identified a flaw in the OCI Code Editor, a tool used by developers working within Oracle's Cloud Shell ecosystem. The vulnerability potentially allowed attackers to remotely execute code in a victim's environment without direct access, simply by tricking a user into clicking a malicious link while logged into their Oracle Cloud account. RCE vulnerability explained The flaw, now resolved by Oracle, was caused by insufficient origin checks on the Code Editor's file upload feature. This allowed malicious websites to manipulate a user's browser to upload harmful files to their Oracle Cloud Shell account without their knowledge. When the targeted user subsequently opened their Cloud Shell, the uploaded file could automatically execute malicious commands. Tenable emphasised the possible consequences of this vulnerability, stating that an attacker could "silently hijack a victim's Cloud Shell environment, with just one click by the victim and potentially move across other OCI services." The ability to execute arbitrary commands from this position could have exposed sensitive credentials and enabled horizontal movement to other services such as Resource Manager, Functions, or Data Science, increasing the scope for system compromise, data theft, or persistent backdoors. The 'Jenga Concept' The RCE flaw illustrates broader concerns highlighted by Tenable around the architecture of cloud service providers. Tenable refers to this as the Jenga Concept, a notion capturing the compounding risks when providers build new services on the foundations of existing ones. "Similar to the game of Jenga, extracting one block can compromise the integrity of the whole structure," said Liv Matan, Senior Security Researcher at Tenable. Matan continued, "Cloud services, especially with their deep integrations and shared environments, function similarly; if a hidden integration or shared environment introduces a weakness, those risks can cascade into dependent services, significantly increasing the potential for security breaches. Our OCI research underscores the critical importance of scrutinizing these interconnected systems." Potential impact and implications If exploited, Tenable reports the vulnerability could have allowed attackers to take the following actions: Silently take over a victim's Cloud Shell environment Run unauthorised code on the victim's Oracle Cloud services Access sensitive data and secrets within the victim's OCI environment Pivot into other integrated services such as Resource Manager or Data Science to deploy new resources or exfiltrate data Oracle has issued a patch to address the issue and no further action is required from users currently, according to Tenable. Security recommendations Despite the issue being fixed, Tenable is recommending that organisations take steps to reduce risks from similar vulnerabilities in the future. These include implementing a least privilege model to restrict unnecessary permissions and limit the scope of potential compromises, mapping dependencies and integrations among cloud services to reveal possible attack surfaces, reviewing logs for indicators of compromise, and consistently monitoring for unusual access patterns or unauthorised file modifications. Matan commented on the wider lesson for cloud security professionals, stating, "This RCE vulnerability found in OCI underscores that cloud security isn't just about reacting to threats, but actively preventing them. As cloud environments become more intricate, security teams must stay ahead, identifying and fixing weaknesses before they can be exploited."
Business Wire
16-07-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
Claritev Releases 2024 Corporate Responsibility Report
MCLEAN, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Claritev Corporation ('Claritev' or the 'Company') (NYSE: CTEV), a healthcare technology, data and insights company focused on making healthcare more affordable, transparent and fair for all, today announced the publication of its 2024 Corporate Responsibility Report. The 2024 report showcases the Company's strategic momentum in advancing its sustainability priorities during a pivotal year of transformation. The report emphasizes Claritev's continued focus on managing, tracking and disclosing its social and environmental performance, reinforcing its commitment to accountability and responsible growth. 'I've never been more excited about the opportunity ahead—to reshape healthcare through technology, data and insights that drive affordability, transparency and quality across the healthcare ecosystem,' said Travis Dalton, Chairman, and CEO of Claritev. Dalton continued, 'I'm especially proud of our efforts to drive greater access and equity in healthcare. Our partnership with the National Rural Health Association helps extend the reach of our technology and data science capabilities to underserved communities.' The report outlines Claritev's progress across key corporate responsibility priorities, including access to healthcare, data privacy and security, people strategy, ethics and transparency, and sustainable operations. Notable 2024 highlights include: Completing our third greenhouse gas inventory covering Scope 1 and 2 emissions, reinforcing our commitment to transparency; Reducing our carbon footprint by migrating to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, with a target of 100% cloud storage by the end of 2025; Enhancing our talent strategy with a new performance enablement model, 100% paid parental leave, and the appointment of a Director of Employee Engagement; and Earning multiple workplace recognitions, including Fortune Best Workplace in Health Care™, Best Workplace in New York™, and Great Place to Work® Certification™ for the third consecutive year. The full report is available on Claritev's website at the following link: About Claritev Claritev, formerly known as MultiPlan, is a healthcare technology, data and insights company focused on delivering affordability, transparency and quality. Led by a team of deeply experienced associates, data scientists and innovators, Claritev provides cutting-edge solutions and services fueled by multiple data sources and over 40 years of claims repricing experience. Claritev utilizes world-class technology and AI solutions to power a robust enterprise platform that delivers meaningful insights to drive affordability in healthcare, brings price transparency and optimizes networks and benefits design. By focusing on purpose-built solutions that support all key players – including payors, employers, patients, providers and third parties – Claritev aims to make healthcare more accessible and affordable for all. For more information, visit
