At Oracle’s CloudWorld conference today, the database and applications juggernaut is announcing a range of enhancements to its cloud business intelligence (BI) and analytics stack.

Oracle also announced that customers wanting to move to a Platform-as-a-Service cloud computing model can use their existing on-premises license for Oracle database, middleware analytics and other ...

To its credit, Oracle also has become a participant in the current cloud pricing wars by revealing that it would match AWS’s Database-as-a-Service pricing, dollar for dollar.

But Oracle’s new cloud licensing policy says an AWS virtual CPU is now considered a full core unless hyperthreading is enabled. That doubles your cost for what you’ve been doing all along.

Oracle CMO Ariel Kelman, a former Amazon marketing exec, told Insider the fees hurt customers. Kelman says Oracle's cloud pricing strategy hinges on doing what rivals AWS and Microsoft won't.

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Oracle’s site also includes pricing for its cloud customer service and support software, acquired through the acquisition of RightNow. Seat pricing ranges from $90 to $250 across four editions.

Ahead of Oracle’s OpenWorld 2017 event, Larry Ellison announces simplification of cloud pricing, attached to increased automation in database and middleware.