The report says Microsoft and Oracle received at least 25% to 30% of government sales over the last decade through less than fully competitive procurements.

This is the second time the tech giant has settled with the regulator in connection with the creation of slush funds.

The Government Accountability Office is expected to make a decision about the disputed National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency award by Dec. 5.

The awards come after ICE amended the solicitation in response to protests over cloud service provider limitations from Oracle and Mythics.

The new legislation requires the department to report EHR modernization program costs on a quarterly basis.

The Cerner-operated platform will be deferred at locations across the VA's Puget Sound and the Portland health care systems until at least next Spring.

A preliminary copy of the report was obtained by the Spokesman-Review newspaper.

CEO Safra Catz says the cloud giant is undertaking the review as it moves Cerner’s electronic health records ecosystem to Oracle cloud infrastructure.

Oracle’s chairman and CTO provides details about the future of the platform behind the VA's troubled electronic health records modernization program.

The deal closes after Oracle’s offer to buy Cerner for $95 per share cleared scrutiny from global antitrust authorities.