Oracle Vs Google

Oracle vs Google: Jury to hear closing arguments of $9 billion case today

The on-going Oracle vs Google lawsuit that amounts up to $9 billion will move a notch closer to the verdict today.

Oracle vs Google: The 'he said, she said' and everything in between

The Oracle vs Google courtroom drama started in way back in 2010, a year after Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems and along with it the rights to Java patents.

Oracle co-CEO says it did not buy Sun Micro to sue Google

Oracle Corp did not acquire Sun Microsystems in 2009 in order to launch a copyright lawsuit against Google, but rather to protect its products that relied on Sun's software, Oracle co-Chief Executive Safra Catz told jurors.

Oracle co-CEO Safra Catz says Google caused Oracle revenue to plummet

Longtime customers dramatically reduced the amount of licensing revenue they paid to use Oracle products after Google stole its copyrighted software to enter the smartphone market, Oracle's co-chief executive Safra Catz told jurors.

Oracle and Google fail to settle copyright lawsuit over Android OS

Oracle Corp and Alphabet's Google unit failed to settle a long running copyright lawsuit over the Android operating system ahead of a retrial scheduled for May, according to a court docket.

Oracle seeks $1.16 bln from Google in Android case

Oracle Corp on Thursday estimated it suffered roughly $1.16 billion of damages from Google Inc's alleged copyright and patent infringement of Java technology used in the Android operating system.