Aquila Clouds Appoints Angelo Pruscino as CTO

Apr 10, 2025
Aquila Clouds has appointed Angelo Pruscino, the creator of Oracle RAC, as their new Chief Technology Officer to lead advancements in AI and cloud financial management.

Aquila Clouds has appointed Angelo Pruscino, the creator of Oracle RAC, as their new Chief Technology Officer, announced in a press release. Pruscino, who previously managed a multi-billion dollar product portfolio at Oracle, will focus on defining product lines for modern and AI workloads such as Kubernetes, Databricks, and Agentic AI.

Suchit Kaura, Co-Founder and CEO of Aquila Clouds, expressed enthusiasm for Pruscino's leadership, highlighting their shared history in creating Oracle RAC. Pruscino aims to leverage his experience to help Aquila Clouds capture the top position in cloud and AI financial management solutions globally.

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