Who is Larry Ellison, the man who stole the throne

Written by Jason Miller

Who is Larry Ellison, the man who stole the throne

The calculations are not easy. And above all they are not always the same. In the last few hours some rankings on richest people in the world they began to register changes discreetly relevant. The first position in recent years has been almost always stable. From the End of 2021 The first place on this list was very often occupied by Elon Musk. Sometimes of measure, sometimes just of some billion dollars.

Now, at least according to Bloomberg data, his throne has been stolen from Larry Ellisonco -founder of Oracle. And it is precisely this given the key to understanding its climb. As CNN reconstructs, Larry Ellison’s assets have increased 101 billion dollars in the last few days, coming to 393 billion dollars. A figure that exceeds the heritage of Elon Musk estimated by Bloomberg, instead set at 385 billion dollars. In other rankings, such as that of Forbes, Elon Musk still appears in first place.

What happened to Oracle in the last hours

As often happens these rankings are linked to Stock Exhausts. Oracle Corporation was founded in 1977 to Santa Clara, California. Beyond Larry Ellison among the founders there are also Bob Miner And And oates. Deals with software but above all deals with database. His skills on the management of cloud software have allowed him to play a key role in the artificial intelligence market in recent years.

According to the CNN, the results of the last quarter were excellent. Oracle is becoming the supplier which allows artificial intelligence services to continue working. This led to a jump on the bag. Today the title of Oracle has marked a surge bringing the company to the threshold of 1,000 billion dollars capitalization. Larry Ellison, 81, is his biggest individual shareholder.

Jason Miller

I'm Jason Miller, and I've been passionate about technology and storytelling for over a decade. As a lead writer at Herald Editorials, I strive to bring clarity and creativity to complex tech topics. When I'm not writing, you'll find me exploring the latest gadgets or hiking in the great outdoors.