Larry Ellison, the co-founder of Oracle Corporation, has now overtaken global tech titans to become the richest person in the world. His journey from a college dropout to building one of the world’s largest software companies is a story of relentless ambition and bold business bets. Ellison started Oracle in 1977 with just $2,000, inspired by the idea of creating a relational database. Over the decades, Oracle became a backbone for enterprises worldwide, powering data management and cloud solutions. Unlike many peers, Ellison focused on enterprise technology rather than consumer markets, which gave Oracle a deep moat in corporate IT. The latest surge in Oracle’s share price has been driven by its AI-powered cloud services and stronger-than-expected earnings. The company has signed major deals with AI firms needing high-performance infrastructure, positioning Oracle as a key player alongside Microsoft and Amazon. In just two sessions, the stock has skyrocketed nearly 50%, adding billions to Ellison’s wealth. At 81, Ellison remains actively involved, steering Oracle’s AI-driven strategy. His rise to the top of the wealth charts underscores how the next phase of the tech race is being fueled by AI infrastructure, and Oracle is suddenly back at the center of it.

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