Google Beats Oracle Copyright Suit, Wiping Away $9B Claim

The transcript discusses Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems, focusing on the value of Java and the legal battle with Google over Java licensing. Oracle aimed to profit from Java, but Google's use of Java in Android without a license led to a legal dispute. The court ruled in favor of Google, citing fair use. This outcome impacts Oracle's ability to pursue further claims and affects its stock value. Additionally, Oracle's hardware business, acquired from Sun, faces challenges similar to other tech companies. Despite setbacks, Oracle remains determined to succeed.

What was one of the main reasons Oracle acquired Sun Microsystems?

• To enter the smartphone market

• To collaborate with Google

• To expand their hardware business

• To gain control over Java

What was the court's decision regarding Google's use of Java?

• Google violated Oracle's license

• Google's use was considered fair use

• Google had to pay a fine

• Google was banned from using Java

What percentage of the world's smartphones run on Android?

• 90%

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

How did Oracle's hardware business perform after acquiring Sun Microsystems?

• It outperformed competitors

• It faced declines and problems

• It remained stable

• It saw significant growth

Which company managed to avoid the decline faced by other hardware businesses?

• Oracle

• Cisco

• Hewlett-Packard

• IBM