The secretive agency quietly awarded the contract to five of the largest cloud providers in the world.

The Oracle Health Management System collects real-time treatment data from people outside the traditional health care system, which will make circulating a vaccine easier.

This time, an appeals court dismissed Oracle's complaints against the JEDI contract.

U.S. attorneys are once again looking to cut down the company's claims of prejudice by hammering home that it did not meet basic security requirements to qualify for the acquisition.

Once again, JEDI dominated the federal IT headlines with protests, politics and, finally, an award.

Oracle is pushing ahead with its argument that the single-award format of the contract led to gate criteria that were "prejudicial."