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...When the Trump administration tried to ban the app in 2020, Microsoft, Oracle and Walmart were among those who emerged as potential acquirers....
...Microsoft and Oracle Cerner did not respond to requests for comment....
...The company has said ByteDance is not controlled by the Chinese government and that all US data is routed to Oracle Cloud. The US bill now moves to the Senate....
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...years spent more than $1.5bn working on “Project Texas”, a corporate restructuring plan to safeguard US user data and content from Chinese influence through a partnership with American cloud software group Oracle...
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...One potential partner could be Oracle, which reached an agreement with ByteDance in 2020 to keep operating TikTok in the US after then-president Donald Trump issued an executive order blocking the app and...
...TikTok has partnered with US cloud software group Oracle to build a standalone unit to wall off American user data....
...ByteDance, the app’s Chinese owner, has failed to convince Washington that its move to secure US user data on American-based Oracle servers is watertight....
...Microsoft is the prime example here, but there is also Oracle vs Google, Motorola vs Qualcomm, assorted efforts to restrain Google’s ad business, and so on....
...In the US, multinational tech group Oracle has been given powers to audit TikTok’s algorithm and content moderation models to ensure they are not manipulated, the company added....
...But a revival of the Oracle deal might not be out of the question if Trump, who is close to its executive chairman Larry Ellison, returns to power....
...At the other extreme have been founder-CEOs such as Larry Ellison at Oracle, whose annual pay reached nearly $100mn a decade ago....
...The Oracle of Omaha himself has never been shy to attribute the success of Berkshire Hathaway to Munger’s wisdom and acumen....
...The so-called Oracle of Omaha said in his annual letter on Saturday that there were very few deals that offer the kind of transformative impact past takeovers have had, such as its purchases of insurers...
...And ByteDance says that its “third party trusted technology provider” (Oracle, a US company) already has “access to the code that drives the content”....
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