Oracle's power plan could help Project Jupiter finish and run tests. But Oracle owes $10 million each year for 10 years, plus up to $55 million each year in customer credits, so these plans do not clearly change its outlook.
The electricity arrangement could help finish and test Project Jupiter, with backup power for workers. But Oracle must pay $10 million each year for 10 years, even if it uses less power. The household credits could also cost up to $55 million each year for 3 years. The security group may improve cloud protection, but its design is still being written. Together, these plans do not show a clear change in Oracle's outlook.
Microsoft joined a group drafting a shared server security design meant to protect cloud work and reduce delays. No sales or finished product are reported, so this does not clearly change its outlook.
Marvell joined a group drafting a shared server security design meant to protect cloud work and reduce delays. No sales or finished product are reported, so this does not clearly change its outlook.
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