The Google platform just got bigger and market power greater — the barriers to entry higher and the ability to compete lower. They stole Java and spent a decade litigating as only a monopolist can. This behavior is exactly why regulatory authorities around the world and in the United States are examining Google's business practices.
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Larry, nice you are posting here but too bad about that second tweet you had ready for your victory in court. Maybe rework one about SAP and who needs Google as a customer
All once great companies have gone through the same lifecycle. First the engineers/product people run the company. Then the MBAs. Then the Accountants. Finally the Lawyers.
Oh hey! I ran it through Google Translate and this came out.
"A Dark Day for LE and SC
Oracle is falling even further behind Google — we're so completely effed. We hoped to make some money on a nonsensical lawsuit and spent a decade litigating as only a desperate business can. This behavior is exactly why we haven't focused on the important things in our operations and why we're hiding our cloud revenues."
Oracle looking out for the little guy. Sounds like DJT. “Fair Use is such a Hoax”. “Small Business will be destroyed”. “Oracle has been treated very unfairly”. “Courts are rigged”. LMFAO
The OP post is not an individual’s opinion.
It’s Oracle’s official statement in response to the Supreme Court decision.
Would you like a little whine with that cheese, LOL?!?!?
Who cares that Google stole this OLD technology? Should have been fully open sourced 10+ years ago.
Good for them for getting away with it.
That’s just your opinion,man. SCOTUS saw through oracles cynical arguments.