Oracle: from Software Development Laboratories to $ORCLB
In 1977, Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates founded Software Development Laboratories. Soon, the company became Oracle—one of the world’s key players in databases, cloud technologies, and enterprise software.
In 1979, Oracle introduced Version 2—the company’s first commercially available SQL relational system. Version 1 was not officially sold: developers believed that the name “first version” could reduce customer confidence in the new product.
Today, this story continues with Binance through $ORCLB—a tokenized financial instrument that provides exposure to Oracle shares. Important: bStock is not direct ownership of the share. It is a certificate backed by the corresponding underlying asset on a 1:1 basis.
From the little-known Software Development Laboratories to Oracle and $ORCLB—more than 45 years of technological evolution.
#Oracle #ORCLBUSDT #BStocks @BinanceCIS #TokenizedStocks
In 1977, Larry Ellison, Bob Miner, and Ed Oates founded Software Development Laboratories. Soon, the company became Oracle—one of the world’s key players in databases, cloud technologies, and enterprise software.
In 1979, Oracle introduced Version 2—the company’s first commercially available SQL relational system. Version 1 was not officially sold: developers believed that the name “first version” could reduce customer confidence in the new product.
Today, this story continues with Binance through $ORCLB—a tokenized financial instrument that provides exposure to Oracle shares. Important: bStock is not direct ownership of the share. It is a certificate backed by the corresponding underlying asset on a 1:1 basis.
From the little-known Software Development Laboratories to Oracle and $ORCLB—more than 45 years of technological evolution.
#Oracle #ORCLBUSDT #BStocks @BinanceCIS #TokenizedStocks
