IPO and Market Leadership (1990s)

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1990: Oracle went public with an initial public offering (IPO), raising substantial funds for further development and expansion. This event marked Oracle as a significant player in the software industry.
1992: Oracle 7 was launched, bringing several innovations, including support for triggers and stored procedures. These features allowed for more complex data manipulation and enhanced data integrity.
Throughout the 1990s, Oracle became the market leader in database technology, effectively competing with IBM’s DB2 and Microsoft SQL Server, thanks to its robust features and scalability.

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